González describes his meetings with officials as productive

He opposition leader Edmundo González He described all the meetings and meetings he held with European officials during his visit this week to Brussels as very productive.

«This visit to Brussels was short in time, but very productive in our meetings and meetings that we have had, to which we have brought the voice of democratic Venezuela and the aspiration that we will all soon be reunited in democracy in the future of Venezuela. “, said Gonzalez in a video published on the social networks of the Con Vzla Command.

Edmundo González met with Borrell and MEPs

González affirmed on Wednesday that Venezuelans have very strong allies to rescue democracy in the country, after meet in Brussels with the head of European diplomacy, Josep Borrell, and MEPs from different partiesfrom whom he received unanimous support.

“We Venezuelans have allies, very strong allies, to rescue democracy in our country,” González said on social networks after a meeting with the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy in his office at the European Commission.

The Venezuelan opposition leader indicated that Borrell told him that “we must enforce the will of the Venezuelan people, who demonstrated on June 28,” due to the results of the presidential elections on July 28.

González traveled to Brussels on Wednesday to personally thank the European Union for its support in restoring democracy in the country.

“We come to give thanks for the solidarity of all the factions of the European department that have been accompanying Venezuelan democracy to restore democracy and democratic legality in my country,” González told the press in the morning before meeting at the European Parliament with deputies from the Popular Party, the PSOE and ECR.

In that brief statement he reiterated his intention to return to Venezuela in January to take office as president.

“If expectations are met, on January 10 we will be taking office of the new government in Venezuela, which will restore Venezuelan democracy,” said Edmundo González.