Unitary Platform thanks the international community for its support

The majority opposition of Venezuela, grouped in the Democratic Unitary Platform (PUD), This Tuesday, he thanked the international community for its support for the country’s “fight for freedom and democracy.”especially – he stressed – in favor of “what was expressed” in the presidential elections of July 28, in reference to the victory that the bloc claims its standard bearer, Edmundo González Urrutia, obtained.

Through winner” to President Nicolás Maduro.

These statements, said the Unitary Platform, “they confirm that the election” was “historic”, with “the vote in favor, overwhelmingly, of the change represented” by Gonzalez Urrutia, contrary to the official result, which gave re-election to Maduro.

The opposition bloc also highlighted the report of the UN Independent Mission on Venezuela – which includes complaints of alleged crimes against humanity related to the elections – and highlighted the importance of this group “to accompany victims and relatives in the demand for justice and rule of law” in the Caribbean country.

Edmundo González Urrutia won in all the states

On the other hand, he pointed out that Gustavo Silva, a member of the PUD campaign team, presented this Tuesday to the Organization of American States (OAS) a report that includes “the impeccable work.” that “supports the resounding victory” of González Urrutia.

Silva assured that the opposition leader “won” in “all” the states of Venezuela, a result – he said – that is supported by “83.5% of the minutes” obtained thanks to the “effort of thousands of citizens” who were witnesses. and board members, documents that, however, Maduro considers “false.”

The government, for its part, expressed this Tuesday its “strong” rejection of the statements of Blinken, who is, according to Caracas, “stuck in a false and monotonous narrative against the will of the Venezuelan people” and “insists on his complicity.” with the violent far-right extremists” who have wanted to do “so much damage” to the Caribbean country.

Furthermore, he “strongly” rejected the report of the UN Independent Mission, which he described as a “pamphlet”, as well as a “novelesque” and a “fantasy script”, without responding to the allegations contained in the document.