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Even before the election, Henrique Capriles promised to force Maduro out of office even if Maduro won the elections. Read that again! On April 5, 2013, in an interview with the Associated Press, Henrique Capriles promised a strategy of tension and coup d'etat should Nicolas Maduro win the elections. Maduro and the Socialst Party won the elections, and now Capriles is following up on his promise. Read the whole article, but here is the threat: "He will have to resign, abandon (the presidency) if he's able to win," Capriles said. It's right there. There was no electoral fraud, though there is an attempt to nullify the result by Capriles, a two-time loser. Venezuela has transparent elections and besides the majority of Venezuelan citizens who voted for the Socialist Party (PSV), the victory of Maduro has been recognized by the other Latin American governments. Henrique Capriles also lost a recent election to an ailing Hugo Chavez. Despite back-to-back defeats, he has made clear in this AP interview what his agenda is, who his sponsors are, and that he will find a way to over-ride the democratic mandate of the Chavistas.