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Proof.
(cf. proof of Prop. 3.1 in [2])
Consider the local potentials on various coordinate charts in section 3.1, both of the toric type and of the boundary type. The charts can be chosen so that the Lebesgue measures thereof are uniformly equivalent to up to a scaling factor. We have uniformly on charts. Suppose a coordinate ball is contained in (the universal cover of) the local chart. Since is psh and , for ,
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hence
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To deduce the global version of the Harnack type inequality we need a transitivity property, namely we can connect the chart containing the maximum point of to any of the toric charts in via a chain of number of charts, such that on charts increase by only in each step. This last fact is because we can choose the chains of successive charts such that the measure of the overlap occupies a nontrivial portion of the previous chart:
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which would force
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