Edmundo González talks about the rumors of division in the opposition

Presidential candidate Edmundo González reaffirmed this Friday that The Venezuelan opposition will remain united Faced with the accusations and that will “charge” the triumph he says he achieved in the July 28 elections.

«They will not divide us, no matter how much they try to involve third parties, blame them, sacrifice them, We will charge the triumph of July 28. The rest are stories from the road,” he said.

González, through his account on X, also highlighted the importance of solidarity and friendship, and referred to his departure from the Spanish Embassy in Venezuela.

“Solidarity and friendship are tested in difficult moments, as happened with my departure from the Spanish Embassy,” he said.

The opponent did not mention someone specifically nor any particular situation.

However, his statement occurs hours after Diosdado Cabello, Minister of the Interior, Justice and Peace, tried to link the leader María Corina Machado with the former commissioner of scientific research Iván Simonovis and the Almost Venezuela project.

What did Diosdado Cabello say about María Corina Machado?

Diosdado Cabello accused María Corina Machado on Wednesday to be behind the project almost Venezuela, which aims to gather 10 million dollars for the restoration of democracy in the country.

«Who was behind that operation? María Corina Machado », He affirmed, without showing evidence, the leader during his program With the deck givingbroadcast through the Venezuelan television state channel.

According to Cabello, who is also vice president of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela, this information was supposedly confirmed by former commissioner of scientific research Iván Simonovis.

But Machado has not said to participate in almost Venezuela nor has Venezuelans motivated to make economic contributions to that platform. Simonovis, for his part, has not involved the opposition in the project, promoted by American military businessman Erik Prince.

Eudoro González and the departure of Edmundo González

The recent departure of Edmundo González from Venezuela also generated a wave of controversy in the Venezuelan opposition. The lawyer Eudoro González, former deputy, was indicated as A key figure in exile to the presidential candidate.

Known for his connections with former Spanish president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero and the regime of Nicolás Maduro, the former partner accuse him of Act as an intermediary in these negotiations.

His role has been viewed with suspicion in the opposition, and due to his participation in these events, Eudoro González was self-excluded from the Primero Justicia party. In this context, Henrique Capriles also announced his departure from the party.