Maria

The soldier, the bureaucrat, the chavistas, all of us just looked at each other knowingly that the opposition had won. I finally get my act that really it's a long paper like a chorizo, like a sausage. You see all the numbers and all the data. But to be honest, I didn't even really have time to look at it closely because I handed it over like kind of like a relay race.

It really felt like being part of a movie. And so I give it to my compañera and my compañera rushes out of the door with it. I didn't even take a moment to process so much because I was just so rushed to get the acta out into the public view. We didn't really know why we had to hand it over so quickly at the moment. We just did.

It really felt like being part of a movie. And so I give it to my compañera and my compañera rushes out of the door with it. I didn't even take a moment to process so much because I was just so rushed to get the acta out into the public view. We didn't really know why we had to hand it over so quickly at the moment. We just did.

And then as I was leaving, my sister called, the one who I told you worries about me. And she said, look, I'm watching TV and the CNAA says that the results are different that they're in. I immediately hung up on her. Oh, wow. I immediately hung up on her. I had done my job and I was on such a high and it was such a victorious moment for me that I just didn't want to feel like hearing that.

And then as I was leaving, my sister called, the one who I told you worries about me. And she said, look, I'm watching TV and the CNAA says that the results are different that they're in. I immediately hung up on her. Oh, wow. I immediately hung up on her. I had done my job and I was on such a high and it was such a victorious moment for me that I just didn't want to feel like hearing that.

I didn't want to feel defeated at that moment.

I didn't want to feel defeated at that moment.

And then the aberration begins.

And then the aberration begins.