Il 26 settembre 2010 in Venezuela si sono svolte le elezioni per il rinnovo del parlamento.
L'affluenza è stata del 67% dei venezuelani ed il clima della giornata elettorale è stato tranquillo come lo scrutinio dei voti; il tutto è stato confermato dalle delegazioni internazionali e quelle dei vari partiti politici venezuelani che hanno vigilato sul voto.
Il Partido Socialista Unido de Venezuela (PSUV del presidente Chavez) ha ottenuto 96 seggi, l'opposizione di Mesa de Unidiad (un'alleanza di partiti del centro destra) ha ottenuto 61 seggi ed i restanti 8 seggi sono andati a formazioni minori sia di destra and left.
Even in these last elections, the previous ones were held in 2005 and were boycotted by the parties of the center and right, there is a new victory of the PSUV, Chavez's party won out in most states while in the strongholds of the right (rich states on the border with Colombia as Zulia, Táchira and the nell'Anzoátegui) comes out hard but not defeated.
The PSVU while managing to get a large parliamentary majority does not reach the qualified majority that allowed him to date, without having to undertake the reform measure with the opposition.
The presence of a number of parliamentarians who form the opposition is definitely a good thing for democracy in Venezuela, this will definitely increase the parliamentary debate, control of the government and popular representation in parliament.
The comments of politicians are all positive for both those who won and for those who failed to win a majority of seats. The spokesperson for the Mesa de Unidad Aveleda Ramon Guillermo said: "She won the Venezuela who want a pluralist Parliament chose him despite the perversion of the electoral system. The people want peace, tranquility and prosperity. This is achieved with the weapon of peaceful vote. Always worth going to vote. "
Chavez in his first post-election statement said:" We must move forward to strengthen the Revolution. This is a new victory of the people. Thank you to everyone. Dear compatriots, it was a great day and we got a solid victory, enough to advance the Bolivarian socialism and democracy. "
While in the words of Aristobulo Isturiz, head of the election campaign, there is a little regret for not being able to win two-thirds of seats, these are the words on: "We reached an important election result even if we hoped to reach two thirds of the Assembly. And even though we have not reached the goal fixed in advance we can be happy: our party is still the country's first . And I am sure that our MPs will do everything possible to continue the fight for the construction of socialism. "
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