Venezuelan National Electoral Commission announced by Acting President Maduro won by a narrow margin in the presidential election, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia and other Latin American countries, the 15th Maduro was elected to congratulate the United States and the Organization of American States on the same day called on the 14th Venezuela recount of the vote in this election.
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff Maduro phone call in the afternoon of the 15th, he was elected president of Venezuela congratulated. The Japanese Brazilian Foreign Minister Patriota issued a statement calling for respect for the choice of the people of Venezuela, while congratulations Maduro. He said, fully endorsed the statement issued by the National Union of South America, Venezuela election observer mission in Brazil, and that the election is fair and non-subversion.
Venezuelan presidential election mission, the Chief of Mission of the South American Union, Carlos Alvarez, 15, 2009 requires all parties to respect Maduro was elected the new president of this result.
Mexico's Foreign Ministry issued a statement on the 15th, congratulations Maduro was elected Venezuela's new president. Argentine President Cristina 15 at while congratulations Maduro, praise the appointment of former President Chavez has been adhering to the "unity of the road in Latin America. Colombia and the Government of Guatemala on the 15th congratulations to Maduro and the Venezuelan people.
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega, 15, 2009, the Venezuelan government issued congratulatory messages Maduro was elected president. Ortega said he believes Chavez's governing philosophy and inspiration "guidelines Maduro and the Venezuelan people will move on the road of the revolution", and greater progress in the maintenance of peace, civil rights and social security.
Latin American countries have to congratulate Maduro, 15, 2009, U.S. State Department spokesman text Terrell said at a regular news conference, appointed opposition coalition candidate Capri Royce has requested a recount, while the Maduro welcomes, therefore, a recount is necessary. He called on Venezuela to recount, and called for the Venezuelan parties to maintain calm and restraint ".
Carney, White House spokesman, reiterated the same time called for a recount, the United States hopes to Venezuela on anti-narcotics, counter-terrorism and economic and trade dialogue. Chavez administration, appointed US relations have been strained since July 2010, the two countries has been no exchange of ambassadors.
The Organization of American States headquarters in Washington, DC on the 15th also said in a statement, the Secretary-General of the Organization of American States (OAS), Jose Miguel Insulza support the Venezuelan presidential election recount ballot.
Venezuelan National Electoral Commission announced on the evening of 14, Maduro won 50.66 percent of the votes in the presidential elections to be held, and its main rival, the opposition coalition candidate Capri Royce vote was 49.07%. Maduro won a slim margin of 1.59 percentage points. After the announcement of the election results, Capri-Royce said that this result is not a true reflection of the will of the people, the ruling party candidate, there are many irregularities in the election process, he requested a recount of all ballots, otherwise it would not recognize the election results.
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