While the stated purpose of the list was to root out alleged fraud, the reality was far more sinister. In February 2004, on the 180th broadcast of his program Aló Presidente , Chávez announced that he had signed a document requesting the CNE hand over copies of all the referendum petition forms. With the CNE lacking budget, it was Deputy Luis Tascón who coordinated the photocopying and, crucially, the publication of the signature database on his personal website, www.luistascon.com. He argued that publishing the list provided a way for individuals whose names appeared fraudulently to file a complaint with the CNE.
The list originated between 2003 and 2004 when opposition groups collected signatures to trigger a constitutionally mandated presidential recall. At Chávez's request, the National Electoral Council (CNE) provided copies of these signature sheets to Deputy , who subsequently uploaded them to a public website. Online Consultation (Consulta Online)
La representa uno de los episodios más oscuros y controversiales en la historia política contemporánea de Venezuela. Publicada originalmente a principios de 2004, esta base de datos masiva expuso la identidad de más de dos millones de ciudadanos que firmaron digital y físicamente para solicitar un referéndum revocatorio contra el entonces presidente Hugo Chávez. Lo que nació como una supuesta herramienta de verificación, rápidamente se transformó en un mecanismo sistemático de discriminación política y exclusión laboral .
Por lo tanto, si tu intención es la , debes enfocarte en la Lista Robinson y, más recientemente, en la Lista Stop Publicidad. lista tascon consulta online
The page served two stated purposes:
"Lista Tascón" (Tascón List) refers to a controversial 2004 database in Venezuela containing the names of citizens who signed a petition for a recall referendum against then-President Hugo Chávez. Human Rights Watch
Consciente de que muchos usuarios seguían recibiendo llamadas de sectores específicos incluso estando en la Lista Robinson, la Agencia Española de Protección de Datos (AEPD) aprobó la “Lista Stop Publicidad” a mediados de 2025. While the stated purpose of the list was
, allegedly used to fire government employees or deny public services to those on the list. Human Rights Watch 2. Modern "Consulta Online" (Current Status)
Para consultar tus datos en línea, sigue estos pasos:
The list became a permanent digital record used to identify and "mark" government opponents. Impact and Consequences He argued that publishing the list provided a
Se calcula que más de 22,000 empleados de ministerios, empresas estatales (como PDVSA) y organismos descentralizados fueron destituidos de sus cargos por el simple hecho de aparecer en el registro.
: While the government claimed it was to expose "fraud," it was widely used by state institutions and private companies to identify political dissidents.
While the original domain www.luistascon.com is no longer functional, access to the data has not disappeared. The information was widely distributed and incorporated into subsequent government and unofficial software tools, making the "" possible through other means:
While the stated purpose of the list was to root out alleged fraud, the reality was far more sinister. In February 2004, on the 180th broadcast of his program Aló Presidente , Chávez announced that he had signed a document requesting the CNE hand over copies of all the referendum petition forms. With the CNE lacking budget, it was Deputy Luis Tascón who coordinated the photocopying and, crucially, the publication of the signature database on his personal website, www.luistascon.com. He argued that publishing the list provided a way for individuals whose names appeared fraudulently to file a complaint with the CNE.
The list originated between 2003 and 2004 when opposition groups collected signatures to trigger a constitutionally mandated presidential recall. At Chávez's request, the National Electoral Council (CNE) provided copies of these signature sheets to Deputy , who subsequently uploaded them to a public website. Online Consultation (Consulta Online)
La representa uno de los episodios más oscuros y controversiales en la historia política contemporánea de Venezuela. Publicada originalmente a principios de 2004, esta base de datos masiva expuso la identidad de más de dos millones de ciudadanos que firmaron digital y físicamente para solicitar un referéndum revocatorio contra el entonces presidente Hugo Chávez. Lo que nació como una supuesta herramienta de verificación, rápidamente se transformó en un mecanismo sistemático de discriminación política y exclusión laboral .
Por lo tanto, si tu intención es la , debes enfocarte en la Lista Robinson y, más recientemente, en la Lista Stop Publicidad.
The page served two stated purposes:
"Lista Tascón" (Tascón List) refers to a controversial 2004 database in Venezuela containing the names of citizens who signed a petition for a recall referendum against then-President Hugo Chávez. Human Rights Watch
Consciente de que muchos usuarios seguían recibiendo llamadas de sectores específicos incluso estando en la Lista Robinson, la Agencia Española de Protección de Datos (AEPD) aprobó la “Lista Stop Publicidad” a mediados de 2025.
, allegedly used to fire government employees or deny public services to those on the list. Human Rights Watch 2. Modern "Consulta Online" (Current Status)
Para consultar tus datos en línea, sigue estos pasos:
The list became a permanent digital record used to identify and "mark" government opponents. Impact and Consequences
Se calcula que más de 22,000 empleados de ministerios, empresas estatales (como PDVSA) y organismos descentralizados fueron destituidos de sus cargos por el simple hecho de aparecer en el registro.
: While the government claimed it was to expose "fraud," it was widely used by state institutions and private companies to identify political dissidents.
While the original domain www.luistascon.com is no longer functional, access to the data has not disappeared. The information was widely distributed and incorporated into subsequent government and unofficial software tools, making the "" possible through other means:
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