Venezuelan opposition leader, Maria Corina Machadoassures that Edmundo González, who is currently in Spain, will return to Venezuela to take possession of it as president. The opposition claims that González, who requested political asylum in our country, was the winner of the presidential elections of July 28 and not Nicolás Maduro, as the Chavista authorities claim.
“The regime did everything to get Edmundo to leavethreatened him and put pressure on his entourage in a brutal and cruel way. The regime is weakening and isolating itself more and more every day. Venezuelans are determined to move forward until popular sovereignty is affirmed and Edmundo González is sworn in as president of Venezuela,” Machado said this Sunday, in statements to ‘Telemundo’.
Thus, he assured that Gonzalez “will come at the right time“, when “he is safe” and can “take the oath of office as constitutional president of Venezuela and commander in chief of the national armed forces.” “Maduro must understand that his best option is to accept the terms of an agreement negotiated transition” he argued.
She, however, will continue in the countryeven if it means separation from their children. “It’s been many years and since they were very small, they began to suffer from separation and my absence at very important moments in their lives,” she said. “I feel very guilty as a mother and I hope that one day they will forgive me and feel that it was really worth it to leave all our children a country where they feel proud to be Venezuelan,” she stressed.
Machado herself called on her followers through her X account to manifest worldwide at the end of this month. “On Saturday, September 28, two months after our historic victory, our voice will resonate in every corner of the planet,” he said in a video featuring personalities born in Venezuela such as María Gabriela de Faría, George Harris, Erika de La Vega, Édgar Ramírez, Christian McGaffney, Marcel Rasquin, Fabiola Colmenarez, Luis Chataing, Juan Pablo Raba and Rafael De La Fuente.
Also appearing alongside Machado Leonardo Padrón, Rosa María Payá, Diego Vicentini, Carlos Baute, Franklin Virgüez, Jason Silva, Catherine Fulop, Sergio Novelli, Nelson Bustamante, Mariaca Semprum, Roberto Jaramillo, Carla Angola, Prakriti Maduro, Lele Pons and Gabriela Montero. .
On the other hand, the former mayor of Caracas and leader of the opposition Antonio Ledezma criticized the Arrest of two Spanish citizensin Venezuela, allegedly involved in a plan to destabilize the country and who, according to the authorities, has “links” with the Spanish National Intelligence Center, the CNI, an extremist that has The Spanish government has denied.
Ledezma claims that these accusations are “false” and that they are “newly persecuted”. “In Venezuela there is a state terrorism“. It is in the conclusions of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights. Not only have they violated the freedom of Spanish citizens and those of any other latitude, but they have also done so with companies,” Ledezma said in statements to RTVE.
