Venezuela's Socialists Announce 'Free and Fair' 2024 Presidential Election, Guaidó to Run

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : The rejection of the socialist reforms to the constitution did not stop Chávez (and then Maduro) from continuing to implement socialism in Venezuela through decrees and laws, thus invalidating the results of the election.
55% : In 2015, as socialist policies forced the country into economic collapse, the opposition obtained a crucial victory in parliamentary elections, obtaining two thirds of the seats in the National Assembly -- a crucial number that would have allowed the opposition to counter the Maduro regime at a legislative level.
48% : In 2007, Chávez proposed a series of reforms to the Venezuelan constitution to implement socialism at a constitutional level.
46% : Maduro's promise of "free and fair" presidential elections in 2024 comes days after his socialist regime insisted that it would not sign any agreement with the Venezuelan "opposition" regarding "free and fair" elections until the United States, the European Union, and other countries first rescind all sanctions imposed on the Venezuelan socialist regime and its officials -- a demand branded as "sanctions-free fair elections."Venezuelan "opposition" parties have already expressed their intent to participate in the "free and fair" 2024 presidential election, aiming to hold a primary later in 2023 to elect a candidate that would go against Maduro next year.
37% :Maduro also referred to Guaidó's interim presidency - supported by the United States, the European Union, Canada, the United Kingdom, and a group of 50 other countries - as a "failed exercise."

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