Venezuelans ask to recognize Edmundo González as president

  • Sep, Sat, 2024
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This Saturday, September 28, thousands of Venezuelans have come out to protest around the world to demand the recognition of Edmundo González as elected president, the release of all political prisoners and in rejection of Nicolás Maduro.

The «Great World Protest» It is reported from places as remote as Reunion Island, in the Indian Ocean, to large cities with Venezuelan residents such as Madrid. Due to the time difference, there are demonstrations that had not yet begun at the time of writing this note.

The protests, according to reports spread on social networkshave occurred in the cities of Canberra, Brisbane, Sydney and Perthin Australia (where they first started), as well as in Turkey, Malaysia, Netherlands, Croatia, United Kingdom, Belgium, Senegal, New Zealand, Japan, Canada and Lithuaniaamong others.

In The Hague, Venezuelans gathered in front of the headquarters of the International Criminal Court (ICC) to demand respect for the results of the presidential elections, which this September 28 will be two months old, as well as concrete actions for the crimes. crimes against humanity committed in Venezuela.

The opposition led by María Corina Machado claims González’s victory as the winner of the elections and published the collected voting records. While Nicolás Maduro claims to have been re-elected without publishing any evidence; In fact, the Electoral Branch skipped audits and has not yet released the results broken down by voting center.

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Call to unity

Edmundo Gonzalez reaffirmed on Friday that the Venezuelan opposition will remain united and will win the victory on July 28.

“They are not going to divide us, no matter how much they try to involve third parties, blame them, sacrifice them, we are going to collect the victory of July 28. The rest are stories from the road,” he said.

Through his account on X, he also highlighted the importance of solidarity and friendship.









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