Machado described Maduro's system not as a normal dictatorship but as "a criminal structure, a narco terrorist structure" that was inflicting "huge harm and bringing huge pain to our people" and "destabilizing the whole western hemisphere." The only way to dismantle it, she argued, was "to cut the inflows that come from criminal activities such as drug trafficking, gold smuggling, arms smuggling, even human trafficking,"
He doesn't have an X account. He's not on Facebook. Nobody knows where he lives or what kind of life he leads. In fact, people don't have a clue who he is. I've never heard of him, says a bakery worker in Bauta, a municipality west of Havana. No idea who he is, a housewife from Pinar del Rio shrugs, when asked if she knows Oscar Perez-Oliva Fraga, the great-nephew of Fidel and Raul Castro.
After casting his vote at a polling station in Rwakitura, Museveni said he was confident of securing "80% of the vote, if there is no cheating." According to partial results from Uganda's electoral commission based on tallies from nearly half of the polling stations, Museveni is leading with over 75% of the vote. Wine follows with about 21%, while the remainder is split among six other candidates.