Venezuela reiterates that it negotiated with Spain the departure of Edmundo González, something that Madrid denies

On: 09/09/2024

In: Blog

Tagged: asylum, cne, Edmundo Gonzalez, Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia, elections in venezuela, fraud, Maria Corina Machado, Nicholas Maduro, political asylum, Spain, tsj, Venezuela, Venezuela Elections 2024

Executive Vice President Delcy Rodríguez reiterated this Sunday that Venezuela held “extensive talks” with Spain regarding the departure from the Caribbean country of the standard-bearer of the largest anti-Chavez coalition, Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutiawhile the Spanish Government denies “political negotiation” with any “compensation” between the two countries. “Extensive conversations and contactsContinue Reading

Maria Corina Machado: Edmundo Gonzalez’s departure from Venezuela was necessary to “preserve his freedom and his life”

On: 09/08/2024

In: Blog

Tagged: asylum, Edmundo Gonzalez, Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia, elections in venezuela, fraud, Maria Corina Machado, Nicholas Maduro, political asylum, Spain, Venezuela, Venezuela Elections 2024

The opposition leader Maria Corina Machado He assured that the departure of Venezuela of the presidential candidate Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutiawho arrived in Spain this Sunday, was necessary to “preserve her freedom and her life” in the midst of a “brutal wave of repression.” “His life was in dangerand the increasingContinue Reading

The Spanish government confirms that it will grant the asylum requested by Edmundo González Urrutia

On: 09/08/2024

In: Blog

Tagged: asylum, Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia, elections in venezuela, fraud, Jose Manuel Albares, Maria Corina Machado, Nicholas Maduro, political asylum, Spain, Venezuela, Venezuela Elections 2024

Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares said on Sunday that Spain will grant the former presidential candidate of the Venezuelan opposition, Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutiathe asylum he has requested. Albares He announced this decision in statements to journalists in Muscat, where the Spanish Air Force plane in which the President ofContinue Reading

Venezuelan opposition denounces “judicial harassment” against Maduro’s rival in presidential elections

On: 08/27/2024

In: Blog

Tagged: cne, Democratic Unitary Platform of Venezuela, Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia, elections in venezuela, Nicholas Maduro, pud, Venezuela, Venezuela Elections 2024

The main opposition coalition of Venezuela On Tuesday he denounced “judicial harassment” against his candidate in the presidential elections, Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutiawho received a second summons for a criminal investigation after reporting fraud in the July 28 elections. “The Democratic Unitary Platform of Venezuela denounces before the country and theContinue Reading

The Spanish Government demands the records in Venezuela after the “knock-on” of Santo Domingo

On: 08/17/2024

In: Blog

Tagged: Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia, Nicholas Maduro, Santo Domingo, Santo Domingo Declaration, Spain, Venezuela, Venezuela Elections 2024

The Spanish Government expressed its confidence this Saturday that the Declaration of Santo Domingo to request the publication of the electoral records in Venezuela It is a “wake-up call” to the Government of Nicolas Maduro and insisted on asking the Venezuelan leader for “transparency.” The Spanish Minister of Defense, MargaritaContinue Reading

“Maduro has been left without a people”: Why working-class neighborhoods are leading protests against fraud in Venezuela

On: 07/31/2024

In: Blog

Tagged: catia, chavismo, collectives, Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia, elections in venezuela, elevation 905, January 23, liberator, Maria Corina Machado, miraflores palace, Nicholas Maduro, opposition, paramilitaries, protests in venezuela, repression, tachira, urdaneta, Valley, Venezuela, Venezuela Elections 2024, what is happening in venezuela, Who won the elections in Venezuela, Why are neighborhoods protesting in Venezuela?, why the poor protest in venezuela

Before mobilization, the National Electoral Council (CNE) had officially proclaimed Ripe winner of the elections on Sunday, July 28 with 51.2% of the votes, a result that is rejected by the majority oppositionwho with 73% of the minutes in his possession assures that Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia won with a differenceContinue Reading

Protests in Venezuela LIVE | At least 4 dead and 44 injured in protests against Maduro’s fraud

On: 07/30/2024

In: Blog

Tagged: cne, Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia, election results, fraud, loving elvis, Maria Corina Machado, Nicholas Maduro, petare, proceedings, Protests, protests in venezuela, statues of chavez, Venezuela, vote counting

At least four people were killed in violent protests that erupted on Monday following the disputed re-election of Venezuela’s president. Nicolas Maduro and which were repressed by the authorities, before new demonstrations called for this Tuesday by the Chavistas and the opposition. The NGO Foro Penal reported the first deathContinue Reading