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Serenity (2019)

Serenity is goes off the rails so spectacularly it's fascinating to watch. This is not your typical “so bad it’s good” movie. It looks great. The actors are convincing. There are no technical errors to ridicule. The problem is writer/director Steven Knight, who thinks he’s made a movie so smart, so clever and so deep its surprises will have you picking your jaw off the floor. This movie is not smart; it’s preposterous. My advice? First, watch the trailer. It does a fantastic job selling the picture. Knowing nothing else, just go in, and wait. You'll learn that "surprising" does not equal "good".

Baker Dill (Matthew McConaughey) makes a living taking rich tourists fishing for sharks, swordfishes or other aquatic monsters. Lately, he’s become unhinged due to his obsession with “Justice”, an elusive giant tuna. His Captain Ahab-like antics have pushed him to the edge of bankruptcy. Then, his estranged ex-wife comes knocking. Karen (Anne Hathaway) offers Baker $10 million to kill her abusive husband, Frank (Jason Clarke).

While watching, it’ll be obvious something’s not right. Frank, for example. He’s a one-dimensional monster. In every scene, he’s giving his wife poisonous and threatening looks, getting drunk, talking about frequenting underage prostitutes, or otherwise proving himself to be wholly irredeemable. He is not a human being. He’s a cartoon. Similarly, other characters act strangely. Constance (Diane Lane) pays Baker for sex, there’s a strange bespectacled man (Jeremy Strong) who looks totally out of place and is constantly trying to catch up with Baker to give him something. You wonder what kind of place Baker is living in. If the man had any sense, he would jump on the $10 million offer even before learning his son (Rafael Sayegh) is receiving regular beatings from his stepfather. She could’ve given him $1,000 and he would’ve eagerly done it but not in this movie. So what’s actually going on?

In a twist, we learn this whole scenario exists within a video game. No one has any free will - except when they do, more on that in a second. Their actions are pre-programmed. This explains why Baker is obsessed with that fish, why Frank is an enemy you should have no qualms about killing, etc. Everyone is broad on purpose. That doesn’t really matter. Warning someone that the offensive thing you’re going to say is offensive does not make it acceptable. Acknowledging that a joke is unfunny does not make it funny. It gets even dopier when Serenity tosses the idea of free will into the mix. If Baker kills Frank, the teen who programmed the game will kill his real-life father. I guess the logic we’re operating on is that violent video games you make yourself can inspire real-life violence? It makes no sense.

Serenity drops a bombshell of a revelation on you and then lingers on it. All this gives you is enough time to realize just how dopey a story this is. As a cherry on top, it introduces another last-minute twist that’s in no way shocking or surprising, particularly considering everything we just saw means nothing in the end. You'll wonder what everyone involved was thinking. (January 24, 2020)

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Serenity (UK - USA, 2019)

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"Serenity"

SERENITY is awful, but it's also wonderful in its own absurd, nonsensical, coo-coo bananas way. #Serenity #serenitymovie

LOUISA:  

LOUISA SAYS:

“Serenity” is a train wreck of a movie that’s not without its own unique charms. It’s wildly ridiculous but the bonkers absurdity is what makes it so riveting. You’ve probably never seen anything quite like this, a movie I can only describe as a mix between “Fatal Attraction,” “Black Mirror,” “The Maltese Falcon,” and “The Matrix.” It’s a bad, yet not inherently…

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Serenity (2019) Review

Baker Dill is working as a fishing boat captain and leading tours on the island he is living on. His life is then changed when his ex-wife Karen shows up and needs his help against her violent husband, using their son Patrick as bait to get him to agree to her deadly plan.

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Life isn't Always What it Seems . . .

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Review: 'Serenity' (2019)

Review: ‘Serenity’ (2019)

Serenity | Steven Knight | January 25, 2019

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You don’t have to be a detective to get ahead of the nutty Matthew McConaughey thriller Serenity

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Photo: Aviron

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Cast

Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Jason Clarke, Djimon Hounsou, Jeremy Strong, Rafael Sayegh, Diane Lane

Availability

Theaters everywhere January 25

Nothing is ever as it seems in film noir, a genre built on hidden motives and delayed revelations. Serenity, a preposterous tropical-island thriller from writer-director Steven Knight, takes that…

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Matthew McConaughey , Anne Hathaway , Diane Lane , Jason Clarke , Djimon Hounsou , Jeremy Strong , Charlotte Butler , David Butler , Rafael Sayegh , Michael Richard , Robert Hobbs ,Kenneth Fok , Garion Dowds , John Whiteley , Johnny Whiteley

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Serenity - L'Isola dell'Inganno

Serenity – L’Isola dell’Inganno

Cinema: Serenity – L’Isola dell’Inganno

Quando il passato ritorna

Regia di Steven Knight.

Con Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Djimon Hounsou, Diane Lane, Jason Clarke, Jeremy Strong, Rafael Sayegh, Charlotte Butler, Kenneth Fok, Robert Hobbs, Garion Dowds, Edeen Bhugeloo. Genere Drammatico

– USA,

2019. Durata 106 minuti circa.

In fuga dal suo passato, Baker Dill si è…

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What did I just see?

Title: “Serenity”

Release date: Jan. 25, 2019

Starring: Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Jason Clarke, Diane Lane, Djimon Hounsou, Jeremy Strong, Rafael Sayegh

Directed by: Steven Knight

Run time: 1 hour, 46

Rated: R

What it’s about: A fishing boat captain living on a small island pursues a large tuna and weighs the moral dilemma of a tantalizing offer made by the mother of his teenage son, who he has not seen in many years. But things might not be as they seem.

How I saw it: What to make of “Serenity”? Anyone watching it will have more questions than answers. In fact, it’s likely no one will have a single answer. In fact, no one could say with any certainty that filmmaker Steven Knight answered his own questions, or if he even cared to. In that spirit, here are some questions “Serenity” might leave you with:

·        Who was pitched the idea for this movie and thought, “Yeah, let’s do this!”? Kind of an homage to film noir, kind of a murder mystery, kind of a fantasy, kind of philosophical study with religious undertones, and then a giant, nonsensical twist thrown in there and a stab at sentimentality at the end. If that sounds like a dumpster fire, that’s because it is. An intriguing dumpster fire. A baffling dumpster fire. A sometimes-spectacular dumpster fire. But a dumpster fire just the same.

·        Who thought this should be released in September, at the onset of awards season? That’s when it was supposed to be thrust upon the world. But then it was pushed back to January, typically the studios’ dumping ground, and released not to fanfare but with negligible promotion. That’s why a movie with box-office draws like Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway and an interesting if deceptive trailer can open with a $4.8 million weekend, good for only eighth place domestically.

·        Why did McConaughey and Hathaway sign up for this mess? Even more so, why did Diane Lane want to be even a small part of this? McConaughey plays down-on-his-luck fishing boat captain Baker Dill, who has issues (we assume from him having served in Iraq), including that he is never not drinking. McConaughey plays it straightforward and seriously, and he shows his butt a couple of times, for what that’s worth, Hathaway, as Dill’s ex Karen, is an over-the-top blonde femme fatale and seems to be having fun despite not having much to work with. Ditto Lane, who pays Dill to have sex with her and find her cat but otherwise has little to do with anything. She spends the second half of the movie just watching the proceedings from a window.

·        Could Jason Clarke, as Karen’s current husband, have been any more evil? He drinks a lot, abuses Karen physically and emotionally, abuses her (and Dill’s) son, insists on Karen calling him “Daddy,” has connections to the underworld that make it impossible for Karen to leave and, upon arriving on the fictional island of Plymouth, asks to be taken to the area where underage girls will have sex with him for $10. When Karen asks Dill to push her husband out of the fishing boat and leave him for sharks, why wouldn’t Dill do it for free, let alone accept her offer of $10 million cash?

·        If McConaughey and Hathaway are big stars and more attractive than most people, why was a scene in which they get it on inside Dill’s boat about as sexy as a glass of room-temperature 2 percent white milk? And what did it have to do with anything?

·        Why does a movie made in 2018 and released this year include a stock “magical negro” character? That role falls to Djimon Hounsou as Dill’s assistant. At least there are hints of Hounsou’s motivation for helping Dill; he needs the money. But mostly he’s there to help the white protagonist by dispensing pearls of wisdom and religious insight.

·        What about that big plot twist? Did it make everything make sense? Maybe? No? Possibly? Will it make you groan? Groan any more than the rest of the movie? Can you see it coming? Perhaps. Perhaps as early as the opening image. Knight has left subtle and not-so-subtle hints throughout. Pay attention, and clearly something is not quite right in Plymouth. Like, why does the radio announcer always seem to be speaking directly to Dill? But are those so you might correctly guess before the big reveal, which comes just past the halfway mark? Or so that you might enjoy “Serenity” better the second time around, if you feel compelled to watch again? If you know the twist going in, will that diminish your enjoyment? Is that even a concern with a movie this strange and messy?

·        And the most important question when the final credits roll: What did I just see? And why?

My score: 18 out of 100

Should you see it? If you are the type of person who can’t look away when driving by a crash scene, maybe check it out when released for streaming and try not to take it seriously.

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Avanzada de la FMPV dijo presente en la Tribuna Antiimperialista en el Estado Vargas

(Caracas, Prensa FMPV, 16.01.19 Emily González).- Un apoyo rotundo al Presidente de la República Nicolás Maduro Moros, manifestó la Fundación Movimiento por la Paz y la Vida del Estado Vargas en la concentración realizada en el Estado, el pasado sábado 12 de enero. La avanzada de la FMPV fue encabezada por el Gobernador del Estado Jorge Luis García Carneiro, el Secretario Ejecutivo del Movimiento por la Paz y la Vida y Viceministro de Asuntos para la Paz Alexander Vargas Gutiérrez y su Director del Movimiento del Estado Gabriel Sayegh. La concentración tuvo lugar en una Tarima Antiimperialista a las afuera del 171 del Estado, la cual fue una actividad política, deportiva y recreativa. La actividad contó con distintas Instituciones como, Gobernación Bolivariana Del Estado Vargas, Movimiento Por la Paz y la Vida, Corazón Urbano, Movimiento Somos Venezuela, Consejo Legislativo del Estado Vargas, Vicepresidenta de la Asamblea Nacional Constituyente Gladys Requena, Misión Cultura, Misión Alimentación, Misión Ribas, Misión Robinsón y Misión Sucre. El Movimiento por la Paz y la Vida jugo un papel muy importante, puesto que toda la recreación y deporte estuvo a cargo de nuestra Tropa. Así mismo se ratificó el apoyo a nuestro Presidente Reelecto Nicolás Maduro Moros, diciéndole que cuenta con una #TropaDePazYVida dispuesta a defender la Patria y el legado de nuestro Comandante Eterno Hugo Rafael Chávez Frías. El Director del Movimiento del Estado Gabriel Sayegh hizo ahínco en las arremetidas hacia nuestros Movimientos, Misiones y Grandes Misiones Sociales, donde se busca visibilizar todo el trabajo que se desarrolla a diario en las catacumbas, donde Nosotros Como Movimiento por la Paz y la Vida buscamos cada día seguir construyendo la Paz en cada uno de nuestros sectores, mediante Formaciones, Deportes, Cultura, Recreación y Prevención. Aunado a ello Sayegh se refirió a toda esa Guerra Mediática que la Derecha Fascista emplea para desmontar cualquier plan que sea para el Bienestar y Felicidad de nuestro pueblo y que nosotros no debemos hacer eco de sus engaños, así mismo destacó a la gran maquinaria de todo ese equipo 4x4 que se levanta todos los días a construir un país apostando a la Paz de un pueblo. ¿Cierro con un llamado a seguir con las mesas de discusión donde nuestras tropas se sigan formando e informando de lo que sucede a diario, adentro y fuera de nuestras fronteras? señalo Sayegh.

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Pareja dominicana arrestada con 17 mil bolsitas de heroína y fentanilo en laboratorio de drogas que operaban en Nueva Jersey

Pareja dominicana arrestada con 17 mil bolsitas de heroína y fentanilo en laboratorio de drogas que operaban en Nueva Jersey

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NUEVA YORK.,-Policías estatales de Nueva Jersey y agentes de otras agencias de la ley, arrestaron a la pareja dominicana de Rafael Brito (Chiquito) y su novia Rosanny Prado, a quienes les confiscaron 17 mil bolsitas de heroína y fentanilo, en un laboratorio de drogas que ambos operaban y dirigían al otro lado de la calle donde reside el alcalde de Paterson, Andre Sayegh, en un…

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Moby Dick + Wild Things + The Matrix = WTF

One of the most valuable things in life is honesty; particularly, the honesty of someone calling out your bad ideas. When someone cares about you on a personal or professional level, they’ll do their level best to pull you back from the brink. I cannot emphasize how important that is, but let me explain with my own idiotic example.

I do screenwriting on the side. Years ago, I was batting about script ideas with my writing partners. As we kicked around ideas, I was struck by the Bad Idea Fairy. “Guys, guys, so there were gold reserves in the sub-basements of the Twin Towers. What if, in the aftermath of 9/11, a group of thieves pose as rescue workers to try and get to the gold? Maybe one of them is struck with an ethical conflict and comes into conflict with the rest of his crew!”

Their response proved to me that, even now, they are true friends. “No. You absolutely shouldn’t do that. Not now, not ever. That’s not good.” What was I going to do, have an action-packed gunfight set in the wreckage of the World Trade Center? Thankfully, my friends exorcized the influence of the Bad Idea Fairy, and I endeavored to come up with less stupid concepts in the future.

Some people are more susceptible to the dark and wicked magics of the Bad Idea Fairy than others, and when they bring a vision to life that should not be they are to be pitied, not jeered. Worst of all is when someone genuinely talented is seized with a terrible concept and nobody stops them. Want proof of that? Steven Knight’s Serenity is showing in theaters now, but it won’t be for long.

We’re introduced to the amusingly named Baker Dill (Matthew McConaughey), a charter fishing boat captain dealing with a nasty case of depression. How do we know he’s depressed? He mutters darkly about his experiences as a soldier in Iraq. He smokes constantly, drinks nearly constantly, lives in a shipping container and dives naked into the ocean in lieu of taking a shower like a normal human being. He yells at the sky and threatens people with knives, but everybody gives him a pass because he looks like Matthew McConaughey.

His life isn’t completely terrible, because he’s got a first mate and trusty best friend in Duke (Djimon Hounsou, veering dangerously close to “Magical Black Man” territory). He’s also got Constance (Diane Lane) in his life, a gorgeous older woman who spends her days lounging in bed and paying him for sex. Yes, literally. She also spies on him through the slats of her windows and comments on his actions like a Greek chorus by way of The Graduate.*

 I almost forgot to tell you: Baker is obsessed with catching a giant tuna that he’s named “Justice,” and he scrawls information about his attempts to catch it in a battered notebook. He’s also being pursued by Reid Miller (Jeremy Strong) a mysterious man in a black suit who’s a…um…bait salesman. That’s not even the 10th weirdest thing in the movie, and we haven’t even gotten to the A-plot yet!

Back into Baker’s life strolls Karen (Anne Hathaway), a stylish blonde who’s not only his ex but also the mother of their son (Rafael Sayegh). She’s gotten remarried to Frank (Jason Clarke), an abusive creep, and now she has an offer for Baker: all he has to do is take Frank out for a fishing excursion, dump him overboard, and let the sharks do their work. In return, she’ll pay him $10 million for his trouble.

Before we go any further, I need to properly calibrate your expectations. If you look at the movie poster for Serenity, here’s what you’ll see:

Photoshopped images of McConaughey and Hathaway’s floating heads

A cast list

The tagline, “On Plymouth Island, no one ever dies…unless you break the rules.

Based on that information, you can be forgiven thinking that the film is an erotic neo-noir in which you’ll see copious McConaughey ass, Hathaway as a duplicitous femme fatale, and a kinda-dumb main character in over his head. It is that, and so, so much more. And less.

Director Steven Knight is a person of genuine talent. He’s written a number of scripts, including the very good Eastern Promises, and directed the contained thriller Locke.** Here, his film looks glossy and decent with some nice shot compositions, but in short order, things start to feel off. We have a pulpy tone that feels like it’s mocking pulp at the same time. Then…dammit, let’s get this over with, and talk about the script.

Knight also wrote said script, which is…um. Okay, let’s imagine that the genie from Aladdin decided to bring the mountain of cocaine from Scarface to life. As the mountain of cocaine achieves sentience, the genie says, “What do you want to do with your life, Mountain of Cocaine?” It replies, “I have this idea for a screenplay! Let me tell you about it! Am I blowing your mind, man?” It’s not just the dialogue that’s the problem, which sounds like it was written by a computer that hated both people and film noir. It’s not even the character work for Baker, where he’s supposed to be Sexy Damaged Guy, but actually comes off as Check Out My Bipolar Disorder Guy.

The real problem? There’s a series of twists that increasingly feels insane, and during the last half hour the movie doesn’t just go off the rails; it hits a mountain, explodes, and the fiery wreckage strikes a bus full of nuns and orphans, also causing them to explode. It’s like Knight said out loud, to an empty room, “Hold my beer, M. Night Shyamalan,” and proceeded to make cuckoo storytelling choices that you simply must see to believe. He’s pulling the rug out from under you, beating you with the rug, and yelling, “Do you see the rug I’m beating you with?”

 I’d love to clown on the cast, but in good conscience, I can’t. They’re doing what is asked of them. If you want someone who excels at playing an entitled rich jerk, you get Jason Clarke.*** Anne Hathaway, who was so damn good in Colossal, is pretty good here, and if you squint and turn your head sideways you can see the iconic femme fatale performance she’s capable of and that could have been.**** Then there’s Matthew McConaughey, who excels at playing deeply strange men. As Mr. Dill he’s fine, I guess? There’s a good bit of scenery gnawing from him, and I never felt like he was phoning it in. The main problem with our cast is that it never feels like they’re in the same movie and their performances never mesh together.

Sooner or later, we’re all visited by the Bad Idea Fairy. Most of us are lucky that our bad ideas don’t involve a $25 million budget and an end result that millions of people can see. Steven Knight is a talented filmmaker, and his cast and crew are talented professionals. I’m hoping that Serenity acts as a reminder of the importance of one lone voice saying, “Dude, no.”

  *I have to genuinely give Serenity credit for featuring an older woman with sexual appetites and treating her as a completely normal person. While the film ain’t exactly woke, let’s give credit where credit is due.

**He’s also one of the creators of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.

 ***For an excellent Clarke performance, check him out in Chappaquiddick as the loathsome Ted Kennedy.

****As much as Hathaway and McConaughey are wildly attractive people, they have a kind of anti-chemistry here.

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"Some weird stuff going on right now. This whole island's a part of it, but nobody knows it." Aviron has debuted a new official trailer for the mysterious thriller Serenity, along with announcing a release delay - from October this year until late January next year. Not to be confused with the sci-fi film, this Serenity is a film from British screenwriter/director Steven Knight (Redemption, Locke) and it's about a mysterious fishing boat captain, played by Matthew McConaughey. Described as a "daringly original, sexy, stylized thriller." The mysterious past of this fishing boat skipper living in the Caribbean comes back to haunt him, ensnaring his life in a new reality that may not be what it all seems. The full cast of Serenity includes Anne Hathaway, Jason Clarke, Djimon Hounsou, Jeremy Strong, Diane Lane, Kenneth Fok, Robert Hobbs, and Rafael Sayegh. This trailer really over-sells and over-shares the story this time, but perhaps they're hoping to gain more instant attraction this way. I'm still curious to find out what exactly is going on.

Here's the second official trailer (+ poster) for Steven Knight's Serenity, direct from Aviron's YouTube:

You can still watch the first teaser trailer for Knight's Serenity from summer, here, for the original intro.

Baker Dill (Matthew McConaughey) is a fishing boat captain leading tours off a tranquil, tropical enclave called Plymouth Island. His quiet life is shattered, however, when his ex-wife Karen (Anne Hathaway) tracks him down with a desperate plea for help. She begs Dill to save her – and their young son – from her new, violent husband (Jason Clarke) by taking him out to sea on a fishing excursion, only to throw him to the sharks and leave him for dead. Karen’s appearance thrusts Dill back into a life he’d tried to forget, and as he struggles between right and wrong, his world is plunged into a new reality that may not be all that it seems. Serenity is both written and directed by acclaimed British filmmaker Steven Knight, director of the films Redemption and Locke previously, and an Oscar-nominated screenwriter for many other feature films including Dirty Pretty Things, Seventh Son, Pawn Sacrifice, Allied. Aviron Pictures will finally be releasing Knight's Serenity in theaters everywhere starting January 25th, 2019 next year. Looking good? Who's in?

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Second Trailer for Mystery Thriller Movie 'Serenity' with McConaughey

"Some weird stuff going on right now. This whole island's a part of it, but nobody knows it." Aviron has debuted a new official trailer for the mysterious thriller Serenity, along with announcing a release delay - from October this year until late January next year. Not to be confused with the sci-fi film, this Serenity is a film from British screenwriter/director Steven Knight (Redemption, Locke) and it's about a mysterious fishing boat captain, played by Matthew McConaughey. Described as a "daringly original, sexy, stylized thriller." The mysterious past of this fishing boat skipper living in the Caribbean comes back to haunt him, ensnaring his life in a new reality that may not be what it all seems. The full cast of Serenity includes Anne Hathaway, Jason Clarke, Djimon Hounsou, Jeremy Strong, Diane Lane, Kenneth Fok, Robert Hobbs, and Rafael Sayegh. This trailer really over-sells and over-shares the story this time, but perhaps they're hoping to gain more instant attraction this way. I'm still curious to find out what exactly is going on. ›››

Continue Reading Second Trailer for Mystery Thriller Movie 'Serenity' with McConaughey

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¡Con nombre y apellido! Ellos son los nuevos alcaldes

11/12/2017

El Consejo Nacional Electoral (CNE) anunció la noche de este domingo que los candidatos del Partido Socialista Unido (PSUV) ganaron en las alcaldías más importantes del país así como la Gobernación de Zulia en unas elecciones en las que participó el 47,32% del patrón electoral (9.139.564).

Fuente: NDH

El CNE informó de los resultados de varias de las localidades más importantes del país, en las que los candidatos del PSUV vencieron en dos de las cinco alcaldías de la Gran Caracas, Maracaibo y Barquisimeto, mientras que San Cristóbal (oeste) quedó en manos del partido Copei.

El oficialismo ganó en unas elecciones en las que tres de los principales partidos de la oposición no participaron por su desconfianza con el organismo electoral. La noche de este domingo la vicepresidenta del CNE, Sandra Oblitas, fue la encargada de anunciar el primer boletín con los resultados de las elecciones municipales en las que se renovaron los liderazgos en 335 ayuntamientos.

Amazonas:

Municipio Alto Orinoco: Por adjudicar.

Municipio Atabapo: Por adjudicar.

Municipio Atures: José Zamora (PSUV)

Municipio Autana: Por adjudicar.

Municipio Manapiare: Por adjudicar.

Municipio Maroa: Por adjudicar.

Municipio Río Negro: Por adjudicar.

Anzoátegui:

Municipio Anaco: Luis Guevara Marrón (AD)

Municipio Aragua: Por adjudicar.

Municipio Bolívar: Luis José Marcano (PSUV)

Municipio Bruzual: Francisca Rojas (AD)

Municipio Cajigal: Mardo Marcano (MAS)

Municipio Carvajal: Franklyn Guillen (PSUV)

Municipio Freites: Daniel Freites (PSUV)

Municipio Guanipa: Francisco Belisario (PSUV)

Municipio Guanta: Marcelo Galvis (PSUV)

Municipio Independencia: Carlos Vidal (PSUV)

Municipio Libertad: Juan Carlos Gullent (AD)

Municipio Mc Gregor: Lisandro Marcano (PSUV)

Municipio Miranda: Ángel Vásquez (PSUV)

Municipio Monagas: Cruz Ojeda (PSUV)

Municipio Peñalver: Gagarin Dib (PSUV)

Municipio Píritu: Williams Petit (PSUV)

Municipio San Juan de Capistrano: Alexander Naser (PSUV)

Municipio Santa Ana: Gerson Martínez (AD)

Municipio Simón Rodríguez: Ernesto Raydan (AD)

Municipio Sotillo: Herminia García (PSUV)

Municipio Urbaneja: Manuel Ferreira (Voluntad Popular)

Apure:

Municipio Achaguas: José Guevara (PSUV)

Municipio Biruaca: Gerson Vizcaíno (PSUV)

Municipio Muñoz: Jesús Bona (PSUV)

Municipio Páez: Por adjudicar.

Municipio Pedro Camejo: Por adjudicar.

Municipio Rómulo Gallegos: Solfredis Solórzano (PSUV)

Municipio San Fernando: Ofelia Padrón (PSUV)

Aragua:

Municipio Achaguas: José Guevara (PSUV)

Municipio Biruaca: Gerson Vizcaíno (PSUV)

Municipio Muñoz: Jesús Bona (PSUV)

Municipio Páez: Por adjudicar.

Municipio Pedro Camejo: Por adjudicar.

Municipio Rómulo Gallegos: Solfredis Solórzano (PSUV)

Municipio San Fernando: Ofelia Padrón (PSUV)

Aragua:

Municipio Bolívar: Marisela Arenas (PSUV)

Municipio Camatagua: Pedro Leal (PSUV)

Municipio Francisco Linares Alcantara: Alexis Zamora (PSUV)

Municipio Girardot: Pedro Bastidas (PSUV)

Municipio José Ángel Lamas: Erick Ramírez (PSUV)

Municipio José Rafael Revenga: Daniel Perdomo (PSUV)

Municipio Libertador: Régulo La Cruz (PSUV)

Municipio Mario Briceño Iragorry: Brullerby Suárez (PSUV)

Municipio Ocumare de la Costa: Erlin Pacheco (PSUV)

San Casimiro: Yamir Granadillo (PSUV)

Municipio San Sebastián: Felix Romero (PSUV)

Municipio Santiago Mariño: Joana Sánchez (PSUV)

Municipio Santos Michelena: Pedro Hernández (PSUV)

Municipio Sucre: Miriam Pardo (PSUV)

Municipio Tovar: Esteban Bocaranda (COPEI)

Municipio Urdaneta: Antonio Lugo (PSUV)

Municipio Zamora: Rodulfo Pérez (PSUV)

Barinas:

Municipio Antonio José de Sucre: Belkis Pidiachi (PSUV)

Municipio Alberto Arvelo Torrealba: Zenaida Gallardo (PSUV)

Municipio Andrés Eloy Blanco: Arismendi Berbesi (PSUV)

Municipio Arismendi: Por adjudicar.

Municipio Barinas: Nancy Pérez (PSUV)

Municipio Bolívar: Narciso Chávez (PSUV)

Municipio Cruz Paredes: Yohan Paredes (PSUV)

Municipio Ezequiel Paredes: Maigualida Santana (PSUV)

Municipio Obispos: Alexis Avendaño (PSUV)

Municipio Pedraza: Alcides Molina (PSUV)

Municipio Rojas: Jorge Salcedo (PSUV)

Municipio Sosa: Valentin Aro (PSUV)

Bolívar:

Municipio Angostura: Jhean Lira (PSUV)

Municipio Caroní: Tito Oviedo (PSUV)

Municipio Cedeño: Rafael Gutiérrez (PSUV)

Municipio El Callao: Alberto Hurtado (PSUV)

Municipio Gran Sabana: Por adjudicar.

Municipio Heres: Sergio Hernandez (PSUV)

Municipio Padre Pedro Chien: Sol Rubinetti (PSUV)

Municipio Piar: Yulisbeth García (PSUV)

Municipio Roscio: José Martínez (PSUV)

Municipio Sifontes: Vicente Rojas (PSUV)

Municipio Sucre: Soraida Valor (PSUV)

Carabobo:

Municipio Bejuma: Rafael Morales (PSUV)

Municipio Carlos Arvelo: Yomar Alvarado (PSUV)

Municipio Diego Ibarra: Leonardo Ruiz (PSUV)

Municipio Guacara: Yohan Castañeda (PSUV)

Municipio Juan José Mora: Yildre Villegas (PSUV)

Municipio Libertador: Juan Perozo (PSUV)

Municipio Los Guayos: Miguel Burgos (PSUV)

Municipio Miranda: Leobaldo Gómez (PSUV)

Municipio Montalbán: Tarcia Morillo (PSUV)

Municipio Naguanagua: Francisco Gutiérrez (PSUV)

Municipio Puerto Cabello: Juan Betancourt (PSUV)

Municipio San Diego: León Jurado (Cuentas Claras)

Municipio San Joaquín: Fairuth Ortega (PSUV)

Municipio Valencia: Jesús Marvez (PSUV)

Cojedes:

Municipio Anzoátegui: Flor Rivas (PSUV)

Municipio Tinaquillo: Luis Yoyotte (PSUV)

Municipio Ezequiel Zamora: Rafael Alemán (PSUV)

Municipio Girardot: Orlando Aular (PSUV)

Municipio Lima Blanco: Juan Mejías (PSUV)

Municipio Pao: Francys Mata (PSUV)

Municipio Ricaurte: Hilcriy Martínez (Martínez)

Municipio Rómulo Gallegos: Ismael Fernández (PSUV)

Municipio Tinaco: José Rivas (PSUV)

Delta Amacuro:

Municipio Antonio Díaz: Amado Heredia (PSUV)

Municipio Casacoima: Egdar Guzmán (PSUV)

Municipio Pedernales: Rosamni Gascon (PSUV)

Municipio Tucupita: Loa Tamaronis (PSUV)

Falcón:

Municipio Acosta: Carlos Carrasquero (PSUV)

Municipio Bolívar: Evaristo Jiménez (PSUV)

Municipio Buchivacoa: Tony Tigrera (PSUV)

Municipio Cacique Manaure: Luis Ulacio (PSUV)

Municipio Carirubana: Alcides Goitía (PSUV)

Municipio Colina: Argenis Leal (PSUV)

Municipio Dabajuro: Francisca Oberto (PSUV)

Municipio Democracia: Gregoria Crespo (PSUV)

Municipio Falcón: Vileyvis García (PSUV)

Municipio Federación: Castor Díaz (PSUV)

Municipio Jacura: Luis Bello (PSUV)

Municipio Los Taques: José Falcón (PSUV)

Municipio Mauroa: Ramón Figueredo (PSUV)

Municipio Miranda: Pablo Acosta (PSUV)

Municipio Monseñor Iturriza: Efrén Borges (PSUV)

Municipio Palmasola: Giuseppe Palmieri (PSUV)

Municipio Petit: José Guerrero (PSUV)

Municipio Píritu: María Lastra (PSUV)

Municipio San Francisco: Maigualida Tovar (PSUV)

Municipio Silva: Alberto Sreika (PSUV)

Municipio Sucre: Felipe Romero (PSUV)

Municipio Tocopero: Neptaly Quero (PSUV)

Municipio Unión: Por adjudicar.

Municipio Urumaco: Luis Piña (PSUV)

Municipio Zamora: Miguel Perozo (PSUV)

Guárico:

Municipio Camaguán: Jhonder Simanca (PSUV)

Municipio Chaguaramas: Samuel García (PSUV)

Municipio El Socorro: Rubén Balza (PSUV)

Municipio Juan Germán Roscio: Mayerling Colmenares (PSUV)

Municipio Infante: Nidia Loreto (PSUV)

Municipio Las Mercedes: Elías Zurita (PSUV)

Municipio Mellado: César Gómez (PSUV)

Municipio Miranda: Francisco Graterol (PSUV)

Municipio Monagas: Tania Sierra (PSUV)

Municipio Ortiz: Ana Ospina (PSUV)

Municipio Ribas: Greidys Reina (PSUV)

Municipio San Gerónimo de Guayabal: José Gregorio Pérez (PSUV)

San José de Guaribe: Jesús Azócar (PSUV)

Santa María de Ipire: Palmira Carmina (PSUV)

Municipio Zaraza: Jumarly Fonseca (PSUV)

Lara:

Municipio Andrés Eloy Blanco: Dilia Mendoza (PSUV)

Municipio Crespo: Leida Quero (PSUV)

Municipio Iribarren: Luis Jonás Reyes (PSUV)

Municipio Jiménez: Orlando Miranda (PSUV)

Municipio Morán: Gisela Rodríguez (PSUV)

Municipio Palavecino: Mirna Vies (PSUV)

Municipio Simón Planas: Jean Ortiz (PSUV)

Municipio Torres: Edgar Carrasco (PSUV)

Municipio Urdaneta: Luis Ladino (PSUV)

Mérida:

Municipio Alberto Adriani: Mezin Abou Assi (PSUV)

Municipio Andrés Bello: Ramón Rodríguez (PSUV)

Municipio Antonio Pinto Salinas: Édgar Márquez (Copei)

Municipio Aricagua: Emiro Lobo (PSUV)

Municipio Arzobispo Chacón: Por adjudicar.

Municipio Campo Elías: Simón Figueroa (PSUV)

Municipio Caracciolo Parra: Daiver Galarcio (PSUV)

Municipio Cardenal Quintero: Armando Lobo (PSUV)

Municipio Guaraque: Rosmel Sánchez (Copei)

Municipio Julio César Salas: Silvio Torres (PSUV)

Municipio Justo Briceño: Benito González (PSUV)

Municipio Libertador: Alcides Monsalve (AD)

Municipio Miranda: Por adjudicar.

Municipio Obispo Ramos de Lora: Fatima Galeano (PSUV)

Municipio Padre Noguera: Omar Contreras (PSUV)

Municipio Pueblo Llano: José Paredes (PSUV)

Municipio Rangel: René Barrios (PSUV)

Municipio Rivas Dávila: Nilson Peña (PMI – Oposición)

Municipio Santos Marquina: Balmore Otalora (PSUV)

Municipio Sucre: Julio Guillén (PSUV)

Municipio Tovar: Luis Márquez (Copei)

Municipio Tulio Fébres Cordero: Ana Rivera (PSUV)

Municipio Zea: Raúl Martínez (Copei)

Miranda:

Municipio Acevedo: Juan Aponte (PSUV)

Municipio Andrés Bello: Ramón Hidalgo (PSUV)

Municipio Baruta: Darwin González (PJ)

Municipio Brión: Nora Delgado (PSUV)

Municipio Buroz: Yohan Ponce (PSUV)

Municipio Carrizal: Farith Fraija (PSUV)

Municipio Chacao: Gustavo Duque (PJ)

Municipio Cristóbal Rojas: Humberto Marte (PSUV)

Municipio El Hatillo: Elías Sayegh (PJ)

Municipio Guaicaipuro: Wisely Álvarez (PSUV)

Municipio Independencia: Ismael Capinel (PSUV)

Municipio Lander: Genkerve Tovar (PSUV)

Municipio Los Salias: Jossy Fernández (PJ)

Municipio Páez: Agustín Monterola (PSUV)

Municipio Paz Castillo: Erick Lovera (PSUV)

Municipio Pedro Gual: Elbert Vivas (PSUV)

Municipio Plaza: Luis Figueroa (PSUV)

Municipio Simón Bolívar: Salvador Medina (PSUV)

Municipio Sucre: José Vicente Rangel (PSUV)

Municipio Urdaneta: Gabriela Simoza (PSUV)

Municipio Zamora: Hugo Martínez (PSUV)

Monagas:

Municipio Acosta: Justino Araguayan (PSUV)

Municipio Aguasay: José Galindo (PSUV)

Municipio Bolívar: Nelson López (PSUV)

Municipio Caripe: Orangel Salazar (PSUV)

Municipio Cedeño: Humberto González (PSUV)

Municipio Ezequiel Zamora: Raúl Brazón (PSUV)

Municipio Libertador: Miguel Presilla (PCV)

Municipio Maturín: Wilfredo Ordaz (PSUV)

Municipio Piar: Miguel Fuentes (PSUV)

Municipio Punceres: Magalys Villalba (PSUV)

Municipio Santa Barbara: José Malavé (PSUV)

Municipio Sotillo: Yolmis Maurera (PSUV)

Municipio Uracoa: Mary Carmen Gascón (PSUV)

Nueva Esparta:

Municipio Antolín del Campo: Olga Pérez (PSUV)

Municipio Arismendi: Alí Romero (PSUV)

Municipio Díaz: Marisel Velásquez (PSUV)

Municipio García: Cruz Lairet (PSUV)

Municipio Gómez: Yannelys Patiño (PSUV)

Municipio Maneiro: Morel Rodríguez (MRA -Oposición)4

Municipio Marcano: Karina Aguilera (PSUV)

Municipio Mariño: Francisco González (PSUV)

Municipio Península de Macanao: Juan Vásquez (PSUV)

Municipio Tubores: Rodolfo Vicent (PSUV)

Municipio Villalba: Freddy Serrano (PSUV)

Portuguesa:

Municipio Agua Blanca: Ezequiel Ortega (PSUV)

Municipio Araure: Primitivo Cedeño (PSUV)

Municipio Esteller: Lucidia Ruiz (PSUV)

Municipio Genaro Boconoito: Evelio Montilla (PSUV)

Municipio Guanare: Oscar Novoa (PSUV)

Municipio Guanarito: Carlos García (PSUV)

Municipio Unda: Franklin González (PSUV)

Municipio Ospino: Carlos Molina (PSUV)

Municipio Páez: Efrén Pérez (PSUV)

Municipio Papelón: Alirio Bonilla (PSUV)

Municipio Santa Rosalía: Otoniel Meléndez (PSUV)

Municipio San Rafael de Onoto: Kleismer Castillo (PSUV)

Municipio Sucre: Argenis García (PSUV)

Municipio Turén: Onofrio Cavallo (PSUV)

Sucre:

Municipio Andrés Eloy Blanco: Ezequiel Rojas (PSUV)

Municipio Andrés Mata: Iliath Veloz (PSUV)

Municipio Arismendi: José Villarroel (PSUV)

Municipio Benitez: William Rodríguez (PSUV)

Municipio Bermúdez: Nircia Villegas (PSUV)

Municipio Bolívar: Héctor Frontado (PSUV)

Municipio Cajigal: Augusto Espinoza (PPT)

Municipio Cruz Salmeron Acosta: Jonny Acosta (PSUV)

Municipio Libertador: Nelson Aliendres (PSUV)

Municipio Mariño: Erasmo Font (PSUV)

Municipio Mejía: Martha Patiño (PSUV)

Municipio Montes: Tomás Bello (PSUV)

Municipio Ribero: Yaritza Ramírez (PSUV)

Municipio Sucre: Luis Sifontes (PSUV)

Municipio Valdez: Ander Charles (PSUV)

Táchira:

Municipio Andrés Bello: Leonel Cegarra (Copei)

Municipio Antonio Rómulo Costa: Rigoberto Ovallos (Copei)

Municipio Ayacucho: Yonnhy Lizcano (AD)

Municipio Bolívar: William Gómez (PSUV)

Municipio Capacho Nuevo: Luis Castro (PSUV)

Municipio Capacho Viejo: Rogelio Ontiveros (PSUV)

Municipio Cárdenas: Richard González (PSUV)

Municipio Córdoba: Yoira Vargas (PSUV)

Municipio Francisco de Miranda: Mercedes Rodríguez (Copei)

Municipio Fernández Feo: Haylly Chacón (PSUV)

Municipio García de Hevia: Willington Vivas (PSUV)

Municipio Guasimos: Evaristo Zambrano (PSUV)

Municipio Jauregui: José Contreras (PSUV)

Municipio José María Vargas: Ramón Mora (Copei)

Municipio Junín: Ángel Márquez (PSUV)

Municipio Libertador: Yolimar Hernández (PSUV)

Municipio Lobatera: Natalia Chacón (PSUV)

Municipio Michelena: Ely Pernía (PSUV)

Municipio Panamericano: Sonia Correa (PSUV)

Municipio Pedro María Ureña: Jhon Carrillo (PSUV)

Municipio Rafael Urdaneta: Raúl Villamizar (PSUV)

Municipio Samuel Maldonado: Belkis Contreras (PSUV)

Municipio San Cristóbal: Gustavo Delgado (Copei)

Municipio San Judas Tadeo: Ana Gandica (PSUV)

Municipio Seboruco: José García (PSUV)

Municipio Simón Rodríguez: Eleazar Márquez (PSUV)

Municipio Sucre: José Gregorio Araque (PSUV)

Municipio Torbes: Roberto Lobo (PSUV)

Municipio Uribante: Yoel Contreras (PSUV)

Trujillo:

Municipio Andrés Bello: Gladys Avila (PSUV)

Municipio Boconó: Luis Hidalgo (PSUV)

Municipio Bolívar: José Díaz (PSUV)

Municipio Candelaria: Carmen Díaz (PSUV)

Municipio Carache: Milagros Moreno (PSUV)

Municipio Escuque: Jhonny Torres (PSUV)

Municipio Márquez Cañizalez: Alexander Vargas (PSUV)

Municipio Campo Elías: José Torrealba (PSUV)

Municipio La Ceiba: Darlin Moreno (PSUV)

Municipio Miranda: Fosion Machado (PSUV)

Municipio Monte Carmelo: José García (PSUV)

Municipio Motatán: Janet Araujo (PSUV)

Municipio Pampán: Stalin Nava (PSUV)

Municipio Pampanito: Leonel Ruiz (PSUV)

Municipio Rafael Rangel: José Chirinos (PSUV)

Municipio Rafael Carvajal: Alfredo Barrios (PSUV)

Municipio Sucre: Omar Pérez (PSUV)

Municipio Trujillo: Angerson Hernández (PSUV)

Municipio Urdaneta: Wilmer Andara (PSUV)

Municipio Valera: Iroschima Vásquez (PSUV)

Vargas:

Municipio Vargas: José Alejandro Terán (PSUV)

Yaracuy:

Municipio Arístides Bastidas: Marcos Pérez (PSUV)

Municipio Bolívar: Brian Díaz (PSUV)

Municipio Bruzual: Carmen Victoria Suárez (PSUV)

Municipio Cocorote: Amado Torres (PSUV)

Municipio Independencia: José Mújica (PSUV)

Municipio La Trinidad: Yosmary Guevara (PSUV)

Municipio Manuel Monge: Jhoan Quero (PSUV)

Municipio José Antonio Páez: Freddy Torres (PSUV)

Municipio Nirgua: Miguel Cesar (PSUV)

Municipio Peña: Juan Parada (PSUV)

Municipio San Felipe: Carlos Gamarra (PSUV)

Municipio Sucre: Luis Duque (PSUV)

Municipio Urachiche: Nelby Galíndez (PSUV)

Municipio Veroes: Cesar Silva (PSUV)

Zulia:

Municipio Almirante Padilla: Héctor Nava (PSUV)

Municipio Baralt: Samuel Contreras (PSUV)

Municipio Cabimas: Pedro Duarte (PSUV)

Municipio Catatumbo: Wilmer Ariza (PSUV)

Municipio Colón: Blagdimir Labrador (PSUV)

Municipio Francisco Javier Pulgar: Luis Urbina (PSUV)

Municipio La Guajira: Indira Fernández (PSUV)

Municipio Jesús Enrique Lossada: Junior Mujica (PSUV)

Municipio Jesús María Semprún: Keyrineth Fernández (PSUV)

Municipio La Cañada de Urdaneta: Orlando Urdaneta (PSUV)

Municipio Lagunillas: Leonidas González (PSUV)

Municipio Machiques de Perijá: Betty Zuleta (PSUV)

Municipio Mara: Luis Caldera (PSUV)

Municipio San Francisco: Dirwings Arrieta (PSUV)

Municipio Maracaibo: Willy Casanova (PSUV)

Municipio Miranda: Tiberio Bermúdez (PSUV)

Municipio Rosario de Perijá: Olegario Martínez (PSUV)

Municipio Valmore Rodríguez: Yurani Pino (PSUV)

Municipio Santa Rita: Alenis Guerrero (UNT)

Municipio Simón Bolívar: Henry Barrueto (PSUV)

Municipio Sucre: Yonys González (UNT)

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