Figuera Claims González Urrutia as Venezuela's "President"
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Dinorah Figuera, who leads a dialogue with the chavismo that will begin next August 1, claimed on Tuesday as “president” Edmundo González Urrutia, who claims the presidency of Venezuela from exile by asserting that he defeated in the elections two years ago, when the now deposed president Nicolás Maduro was proclaimed winner. “On July 28 (from 2024), Venezuelans in exile took responsibility for the commitment to contribute to the democratic proc…
The statement coincides with the preparation of a discussion table with the ruling party, scheduled for the first of August, which has the support of the United States and seeks, according to leaders, to define an electoral timetable. The post Dinorah Figuera claims victory for Edmundo González after two years of the 28J appeared first on El Nacional.
The president of the National Assembly elected in 2015, Dinorah Figuera, said this Monday that Venezuelans in exile played a decisive role in the electoral process of July 28, 2024 that, according to the opposition, gave the presidential victory to Edmundo González Urrutia. On the occasion of the second anniversary of the elections, Figuera published a message on social network X in which she stated that, despite millions of Venezuelans living a…
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