Maria Corina Machado rails against Maduro’s electoral “theft” in front of thousands of protesters in Caracas

“The Venezuelan people voted for change and Edmundo González Urrutia is our elected president,” said Machado, who has once again defended the victory of the main opposition candidate against the dictates of the National Electoral Council (CNE) and the Venezuelan Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ).

Machado, for whom “there is no turning back,” has said that “those who believe that time favors Maduro’s regime” are wrong. because chavismo will be there every day more “isolated” while the opposition is “moving forward.” In this sense, he has emphasized that “the cause of freedom in Venezuela is a global cause”, noting that “not a single democratic government” has supported Maduro’s alleged victory.

The leader of Vente Venezuela denounced the government’s attempts to “wash its face and seek legitimacy” through a recent ruling by the Supreme Court, a body controlled by Chavismo. “It backfired on them,” he said, admitting that “nobody accepted that trap.”

Machado has once again appealed to the armed forces and police for cooperation Ask them to cooperate with “absolute candor” because “they know the truth” of what happened in the July elections, being the guarantor of the transfer of material that the authorities refuse to make public. The opposition has asked the CNE to publish the official minutes.

Leader of the Opposition Appeared from above a vehicle And amid slogans of “freedom” to defend the need to continue mobilizing despite the “brutal” repression of the authorities, which would include the arrest of about 2,500 people last month.

for its part, Edmundo Gonzalezwho has avoided responding to the prosecutor’s office’s summons on two occasions this week, published a message on social networks stressing that a month ago Venezuelans started making “history”. He indicated, “We have made clear to the world the truth of what happened: the Venezuelan people have won overwhelmingly!”

These last 30 days “have been difficult”, but, according to González, they have also served as a “test” of “unity and determination”. Thus, he believes that every day the opposition’s voice becomes “stronger” and the fight “stronger”, which is why he has called for continuing to work until “an orderly transition is achieved, peacefully and with guarantees for all”, because the truth will prevail.