The Maduro regime claims that Corina Machado “fled” from Venezuela to Spain; The opponent denies it

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rule of Venezuela This Wednesday assured that the opposition leader “Maria Corina Machado fled the country to spain“, where the standard bearer of the opposition coalition is exiled, Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutiais considered the winner of the final Presidential election on 28th July By the Spanish Congress of Deputies. A few minutes later, the Chavista opposition leader assured in an interview with EVTV that he was “in Venezuela”, thereby denouncing the Maduro regime.

“Venezuelans know that I am here in Venezuela and Maduro knows it too,” the opposition leader said in an interview. “The regime is desperate to know where I am and I’m not going to give them that pleasure,” he said.

In a television program, the President Nicolas Maduro – declared re-elected by National Election Council ,CNE) Venezuela – Said that “La Sayona” – as he often refers to Machado in a derogatory manner – “also left the country” and “ran into a very nice tavern in a place over there”. spain,

However the head of state did not mention the name of the rival communications minister. freddy saenezCollected these statements and assured on Telegram that, according to the President, “Maria Corina Machado left the country and fled to Spain.”

Specifically, Maduro said: “I have a secret for you, but I don’t know, do you know how to keep a secret? (…) Who likes gossip? (…) You know this? That old man (in reference to González Urrutia) left a month ago, (…) and Siona also left, she ran away, she ran away, (…) she went to the end, in Spain There is a very good inn at one place, (…) “That’s all. Please don’t tell anyone about this.”

The “sayona” is a character who, according to Venezuelan oral literature, appears as a ghost and punishes unfaithful men.

Last Monday, the President, without giving name or direct reference, said that “he” had left the country, despite the fact that he has been banned from leaving the national territory since June 2014.

“Don’t tell anyone, he left the country, my sources tell me he fled (…) They are cowards, they are good at sending messages of hatred and intolerance, but he left, the Gucci suitcases arrived and He is gone”, he said again, without naming any names.

Gonzalez Urrutia, leader of the main opposition coalition Democratic Unitary Forum (PUD)-, “arrived in Madrid on 8 September, after requesting asylum due toHarassment“Political and judicial that he reported suffering in his country after the elections.

After the departure of rival Machado, who claims to be in “the secrecyFearing for his “life” and “liberty”, he reiterated that he would continue to fight Venezuela, while González Urrutia would do so “from the outside”.

Similarly, on September 30, the former deputy reiterated in her gratitude speech via videoconference after winning the Václav Havel Human Rights Prize that she would “continue to fight alongside the Venezuelan people.”