“July 28 was the collapse of Chavismo as a political movement”: María Corina Machado

The leader of the Venezuelan opposition María Corina Machado pointed out this Tuesday that “July 28 (the day of the elections in Venezuela) was the collapse of Chavismo as a political movement.” He did so in the middle of a press conference that he held three days before the presidential inauguration in Venezuela, which both the ruling party Nicolás Maduro and the opposition Edmundo González Urrutia promise to assume.

Machado also confirmed that she will come out of hiding and attend the demonstration called by the opposition for January 9, one day before the presidential inauguration.

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“For nothing in the world would I miss that day. This is a historic day, this is a day in which all Venezuelans want to be a part,” said the former deputy, who insisted on the vindication of González Urrutia’s victory in the presidential elections. on July 28, despite the fact that the National Electoral Council (CNE) gave victory to Maduro, a result rejected by anti-Chavismo and a large part of the international community.

“January 10 is a litmus test and a deadline for Maduro, for those within the system who want to tie themselves to their destiny and for the democratic governments that have not made a clear decision,” said Machado, who added that “history “It will be implacable with those who do evil and with those who do nothing. Not only history, but also the people of Latin America themselves with those governments that do not have a position of firm support for democracy.”

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