The message that Edmundo González sent in a letter read by his daughter
Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia Sent this Tuesday A new message to Venezuelans, through a letter read by her daughter Carolina González during the demonstration in Madrid, Spain.
“Venezuelans, in this beautiful demonstration I want to reaffirm the unwavering commitment I made to you on July 28. My thanks go to all those who voted for me. And also to those who could not do so because of the tricks of a National Electoral Council that prevented it,” he said. González Urrutia in the letter.
The opposition leader also called on the international community to redouble its efforts to restore democracy and freedom in Venezuela. The will of the people expressed on July 28 must be respected and we will make sure it is respected.
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He said he remains committed to promoting political change in the country and that he continues to work with opposition leader María Corina Machado.
“María Corina and I assure you that this fight we started will continue until we achieve the goals we set, until the end,” she stressed.
He thanked the Spanish government for providing support and protection to him and his family “in these difficult days.” “My fellow countrymen, do not be discouraged, I will not let you down,” he insisted.
The message was read during a demonstration by Venezuelans in Madrid to claim the victory of the standard-bearer of the Democratic Unitary Platform on July 28.
In the Plaza de las Cortes in Madrid, he reviewed All NowHundreds of Venezuelans with flags and banners in their hands decided to join the call made by Machado.For the freedom of Venezuela”, “We demand the recognition of Edmundo González as president-elect” and “Freedom for political prisoners”, are some of the messages on the posters of protesters.
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