Machado and González Urrutia urge the opposition to demonstrate against the Chavista regime. They called for “serenity and firmness.”
“There are more and more of us,” they say from the opposition.
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Thousands of people occupy the streets of Venezuela against the regime of Nicolas Maduroas before his inauguration this Friday, in a climate of maximum tension. The elected president, Edmundo González Urrutia He indicated that he could enter the country during the night of this Thursday while a wave of his supporters march against the Chavista.
The opposition Maria Corina Machado He spoke on his X account about it. In a message to the Venezuelan people, he pronounced: “At this hour, Throughout Venezuela people are meeting in the street…there are more and more of us!!!” and he completed his message by calling the “serenity and firmness. Stay focused”.
Thousands of people occupy the streets of Venezuela against Maduro
González Urrutia reposted one of the messages from his peer Machado, under the words: “María Corina, from here, with you and all the Venezuelan people LET’S GO!” The opponent shares different videos from various parts of the country in support of her duo with Urrutia.
He chavismo called for a parallel demonstration to support Ripe. ANDIn the midst of this, a new wave of arrests occurred against opponents of the regime and leaders of civil society, which unleashed condemnation from various parts of the world.
In the last hours, Urrutia received the support of several former leaders regarding his return to the country. Among them are the former presidents of Colombia, Andrés Pastrana; Mario Abdo, from Paraguay; Vicente Fox, from Mexico and Felipe Calderón, from Mexico, among others. Among the current leaders, the Dominican is recognized Luis Abinader and the Canadian Foreign Minister Melany Jolyrepresenting management.
Venezuela: fear reaches the streets of Caracas ahead of the inauguration of Nicolás Maduro
The inhabitants of Venezuela are preparing for the questioned third inauguration of Nicolás Maduro, after a regime characterized by violence and repression. This will take power this Friday, with an electoral result that opposition politicians, the US Government and other Latin American governments call fraud.
The Instagram account of the General Directorate of Military Counterintelligence of Venezuela (DGCIM) He published videos alluding to the control and confiscation of homes prior to Friday. One is of a hand knocking on a door in the middle of the night. In another, a van is shown with its lights on, along with the message “Guaranteing peace.” Some point to these messages as suggestive of retaliation that critics could encounter.
Source: Ambito
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