Venezuelan opposition denounces wave of repression in several states of the country a day before elections

ripe He maintains the same script for every electoral event that Venezuela has experienced since his arrival in Miraflores. The dictator has always tried to establish an extensive machinery of oppression and repression against the opposition, at the same time that he has not allowed international observers “unrelated” to Chavismo to participate in the electoral process. And this Sunday will not be an exception.

Over the past week, the Chavista foreign minister, Yvan Gill

Observers will be present in tomorrow’s elections. Russia, China, Turkey and African Union countries. Paradoxically, all nations are characterized by the fact that they do not guarantee transparent and free elections in their respective lands.

This Saturday, around noon, the Chavista authorities deported the former Spanish deputy from Venezuela Victor Gonzalez, from Vox, Who was invited by the opposition for the presidential election this Sunday.

The Venezuelan campaign commander, Maria Corina Machado, reported on social networks that Spanish officers had managed to enter the country on Friday “and today the regime went to look for them at the hotel to deport them.”

“Former Spanish deputy Victor Gonzalez is currently being deported by the regime. Victor managed to enter Venezuela yesterday and today the regime went looking for him at the hotel to deport him. We demand that his physical integrity be respected and that the abuses stop,” the Con Viezla command said in its account on X.

“My full support for former Vox deputy Victor Gonzalez. Repression has intensified as the dictatorship is ending. All that is left is violence. But we are not afraid. Democracy and freedom will prevail. Venezuela remains free,” the Spanish representative expressed on his social networks. Cayetana Alvarez de ToledoWho were also banned from entering the Caribbean country to observe this Sunday’s elections.

(With information from Europa Press)