The former presidential candidate is planning to return to the country to take office as president on January 10, but the regime rejects him.
From his exile in Madrid, Spain, the former Venezuelan presidential candidate, Edmundo González Urrutia, He announced this Thursday that together with Corina Machado They are preparing to return to their country on the eve of the presidential change scheduled for January 10, 2025. “I’m going to surprise you,” he said.
González Urrutia was the main opposition candidate in the Venezuelan presidential elections on July 28. Both he and his force proclaimed victory after showing copies of the election records. The regime rejected it without showing the original minutes, and declared the current president Nicolás Maduro the winner. On January 10, he plans to assume a new mandate.
“I’m going to surprise you when I return to Venezuela. Repression is a sign of government weakness. “Everything that is happening in Venezuela is part of a policy that reveals weakness,” said González Urrutia..
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At the moment, The opposition leader is exiled in Madridwhere he plans to spend the holidays. From there, along with the rest of his political forces, they are planning to return to Venezuela to “assume” the presidency, recognized by several countries, including Argentina.
Due to the risks involved in this action, González Urrutia clarified that he will not give more details so as not to hinder the plans. “If I reveal now the way we are thinking of returning, it won’t make much sense. The idea is that we return to Venezuela by the easiest way,” he stated.
They reveal that Venezuela asked to release two people in exchange for asylum seekers at the Argentine Embassy in Caracas
The chancellor of Colombia, Luis Gilberto Murillostated this Tuesday that the government of Venezuela requested the release of two people close to the regime detained in Argentina and Ecuador for grant safe passage to the six opponents asylum in the Argentine Embassy in Caracas.
“I went to Brazil personally, at the instruction of President (Gustavo) Petro, because in our conversation with the Government of Venezuela we managed to grant safe passage to these six people (…) “They asked that Argentina release a person very close to the Government of Venezuela and that Jorge Glas also be given safe passage in Ecuador.”revealed Murillo.
These statements were made before the press during the Summit of Afro-descendant Peoples of the Western Caribbeanin the Caribbean archipelago of San Andrés, where the Colombian foreign minister gave the closing speech.
Source: Ambito
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