The Platform for Democratic Unity (PUD) this Friday demanded an end to the persecution of opponents who have been sheltering for six months in the official residence of the Argentine Embassy in Caracas.
On social networks, the campaign command of former PUD presidential candidate Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia dismissed the Caribbean nation as “criminals for their tireless struggle for independence.”
“We demand non-persecution and freedom for all,” said the order with Venezuela, which shared images with the faces of the enemies who have taken refuge since March in an Argentine home under Brazilian protection after the country was evacuated. The diplomatic mission, however, was withdrawn by Venezuela from the South American Institute on September 7.
Asylum seekers Pedro Urruchurtu, Magalli Meda, Claudia Macero, Humberto Villalobos – all members of the Vente Venezuela (VV) party, María Corina Machado – former deputy Omar González and Fernando Martínez Mottola, a consultant, after being charged by the prosecutor's office with conspiracy and treason, among other crimes. Refuge.
Last Monday, Argentina and Brazil condemned the “permanent blockade and harassment” against their residence and urged the international community to obtain safe conduct permits that would allow them to leave Venezuela.
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On September 10, the Argentine government admitted that it was “moving forward” so that the six enemies had “absolutely no difficulty,” following a decision by Nicolás Maduro's executive to cancel authorization to protect Brazil's diplomatic headquarters.
This Friday, V.V. It also demanded the release of its national leaders, Henry Alviares and Tignora Hernandez, detained six months ago, accused of being linked to “violent activities” related to the July 28 presidential elections.
Venezuela faces a political crisis after these elections, in which President Maduro was re-elected for a third consecutive term, according to the National Electoral Council (CNE), while the PUD insists on the “victory” of Gonzalez Urrutia, who is in exile in Spain. From September 8.
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