The leader of the Venezuelan opposition, María Corina Machado, called on the Venezuelan people to mobilize ahead of the presidential inauguration in the South American nation on January 10.
Through her social media, the activist shared an emotional message directed at the Venezuelan people: "Glory to the brave people!! My message for you in this year 2025, Venezuelan. The time has come. For our children, for our beloved land, for our freedom. It depends on you, on me, on all of us. You have to be there. I will be with you. Glory to the brave people!", she expressed.
Additionally, the ConVzla Command announced on X that the elected president, Edmundo González, will begin a tour before January 10, starting in Buenos Aires, where he will meet with the president of Argentina, Javier Milei, this Saturday, January 4.
According to the official agenda, the event will feature the presence of Venezuelans living in Argentina, who will gather at the Casa Rosada to welcome González, in what promises to be a symbolic act of support for the fight for freedom and democracy in Venezuela.
With this visit, Edmundo González begins a series of international meetings that will strengthen his leadership and reinforce relations with key countries in the region ahead of the inauguration, which he assures he will attend despite Nicolás Maduro planning to commence another term that day.
The tour also aims to prepare for what promises to be a historic transition for Venezuela, the post emphasized.
The European Parliament, the United States, and several Latin American countries have recognized González Urrutia as the "legitimate president" of Venezuela.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Political Situation in Venezuela and the Mobilizations Called by María Corina Machado
What is the reason for the mobilizations called by María Corina Machado?
María Corina Machado has called for mobilizations to demand respect for the will of the people in Venezuela, in response to the electoral fraud that, according to the opposition, favored Nicolás Maduro. The mobilizations aim to support Edmundo González's assumption of office as the elected president and to push for a democratic transition.
What role does Edmundo González play in the political crisis in Venezuela?
Edmundo González is regarded by the opposition and several countries as the elected president of Venezuela following the elections on July 28, 2024. He is currently in Spain due to the repression by Maduro's regime. He plans to return to Venezuela on January 10, 2025, to assume office.
How has the international community reacted to the elections in Venezuela?
The international community has shown a divided response to the elections in Venezuela. Several countries have recognized Edmundo González as the elected president, while others have supported Nicolás Maduro's reelection. This has increased pressure on Maduro's regime to negotiate a peaceful transition.
What do the mobilizations inside and outside of Venezuela mean?
The mobilizations inside and outside Venezuela are a manifestation of opposition to electoral fraud and a demand for transparency in the results. Venezuelans abroad and within the country seek to raise awareness of the pressure for democratic change, supporting the opposition candidate Edmundo González as the legitimate elected president.
What is the current situation of María Corina Machado in Venezuelan politics?
María Corina Machado is a key figure in the Venezuelan opposition. She has been a vocal critic of Maduro's regime and has called for national and international mobilization to denounce electoral fraud and support Edmundo González. Despite the repression, she remains an active leader in the fight for democracy in Venezuela.
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