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Between the Civil Registry in the hands of the National Electoral Council (CNE) and the fiber optic cable that will link Venezuela and Cuba there is a thread that leads to a tight control life of Venezuelans.
In September 2009, before the avalanche of social facts, political and economic factors that kept the population on edge, slipped under the table, the coup de grace that he was striking for citizens' rights with the enactment of the Civil Registry Law.
turns out that this Act creates the National Civil Registration System and assigned to the CNE the functions exercised by the Saime (formerly Onidex). By law, the CNE became the governing body of the Commission on Civil Registration and Electoral Office will coordinate with the ministries of Interior and Justice Affairs, Health and indigenous peoples and communities, each within its field of skills. In September 2011
end the period provided by law, the transition between the entities. This month NEC will take the helm on the registration, control and archiving of legal acts carried out by national or foreign citizens throughout their lives, thus concentrating the information technology of this data, ranging from the birth certificate to a certificate death, through the marriage and divorce, identity cards and passports.
Since the NEC is the governing body of electoral matters, who sets the rules for exercising the right to vote and decide who votes or not in the country, with this new role as controller of the Venezuelan civil data, the CNE will be paid and the change.
This anomalous situation becomes more serious still due to non-transparent handling of the Electoral Register by the CNE, which has resulted in many flaws and inconsistencies reported persistently in recent years and which have been the main ingredients that have become so unreliable country's Electoral System.
addition, knowing, that the Government of Hugo Chávez has given Castro Cubans civil registries in the country with this, we will need to deliver the body that is supposed to be the guarantor of democratic rights of Venezuelans and alternation of power in Venezuela.
To this is added the latent threat from the continued control of the lives of Venezuelans to Cuba of Castro. This is further heightened by the rapid opening of the fiber optic cable that will link Venezuela to Santiago de Cuba. This submarine cable multiplied by 3,000 times the speed of data transmission, voice and images available to Cuba today, and enhance a possible interception of communications in Venezuela.
The screw thread for the dictatorship in Venezuela is going from the control of civil vital data of the population to access the private information of everyday life from Cuba. While all this happens, bring out the dirty laundry in the Assembly.