The leader is persecuted in her country, accused of conspiracy, but she denies it and her followers shout “freedom.” They ask that González Urrutia assume the presidency tomorrow.
The opposition leader Corina Machado appeared this Thursday leading an opposition march in Venezuelaone day before the inauguration of the new presidential mandate. This was confirmed by Edmundo González Urrutia, who proclaims himself as the elected president, and by Machado herself on her social networks.
“María Corina is already on the streets of Caracas. ¡Glory to the brave people!” he confirmed. Gonzalez Urrutia in a post of a photo of the leader. Machado is seen high up, with a microphone in her hand, dressed in jeans and a white T-shirt with long sleeves, painted with the colors of the Venezuelan flag.
Corina Machado is one of the main leaders of the Venezuelan opposition. She tried to be a candidate in the elections of July 28 last year, but was banned. That is why González Urrutia ended up being the candidate, who, according to his prosecutors, was the candidate with the most votes with more than 60% of the votes. The National Electoral Committee (CNE) of his country recognized Nicolás Maduro as the legitimate winner.
own Machado He began to spread his presence in an opposition march on his social networks. She is seen on top of a truck, surrounded by people shouting “Freedom.” On his social networks he wrote: “I am here, with you, and UNTIL THE END.” González Urrutia assured that tomorrow he will travel to Venezuela to assume the presidency, while Nicolás Maduro is preparing to do the same.
Edmundo González Urrutia prepares to return to Venezuela amid protests and repression
The situation in Venezuela becomes more and more tense in the face of taking possession of next January 10. In this scenario, the opponent and Edmundo González Urrutia prepares to disembark in the country while thousands of people demonstrate in the streets of Caracas against the repression of the security forces of the Nicolás Maduro regime.
In the run-up to the historic day, González Urrutia met with the head of state of the Dominican Republic, Luis Abinader, at the National Palace of Santo Domingo in a clear sign of support for who was recognized by 32 other former presidents as the elected president of Venezuela. “We will all see each other very soon in Caracas, in freedom”González Urrutia promised.
Source: Ambito
