The president-elect spoke out and said he was “full of pride” for the demonstrations against the regime in Caracas. After the release of María Corina Machado, he said that “the strength of unity” was understood.
The elected president Edmundo González Urrutia He dedicated a few words to the Venezuelan people in the face of the questioned assumption of Nicolas Maduro which will be done this Friday at noon. ““Venezuelans are not afraid!” he exclaimed in a message on his X account, in a repost to his peer María Corina Machado, recently released after being kidnapped by the regime.
González Urrutia brought peace to the Venezuelan people
“Venezuelans are not afraid! It filled me with pride and emotion to see the streets full of brave men and women, demanding their rights,” González Urrutia’s message began and made reference to “the international community that showed its firm and forceful support“.
In addition, he brought peace to those concerned about the kidnapping of his partner Machado by Maduro: “María Corina was released. They understood the strength of unity. We continue. Glory to the brave people!“.
Venezuela: Maria Corina Machado spoke after being kidnapped and claimed to be in a “safe place”
After being kidnapped by the Nicolás Maduro regime for more than an hour this afternoon, The leader of the Venezuelan opposition, María Corina Machado, broke the silence and clarified that she is in a “safe place”. Far from giving in, he confirmed continuing with his fight and assured that he had “more determination than ever before to continue with you until the end.”
In an extensive publication on his social networks, Machado highlighted: “Today, Bravo Pueblo showed how to overcome fear. I have never felt so proud to be Venezuelan,” she expressed. In that sense, she added: “Thank you, thank you, to all the citizens who took to the streets to claim our victory on July 28 and collect it!”.
The Venezuelan regime denied the arrest of Corina Machado: “An invention, a lie”
The Minister of the Interior of Venezuela, Diosdado Hairdenied this Thursday the arrest and release of opposition leader Corina Machado. “She is crazy for us to capture her (…). An invention, a lie,” he said.
“They wanted to alarm all of Venezuela and in the end they ended up with the ridiculousness of ridiculousness, lying, saying that the government had captured María Corina,” he stated Hair to the state channel VTV during a Chavismo march.
Source: Ambito
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