Opposition Mobilizes to Demand Democratic Transition in Venezuela · Global Voices
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On July 28th, the city awakens with two memories vying for the same date. It is the birthday of Hugo Chávez, who would have turned 72, and it is also the anniversary of the elections that the opposition claims to have won. Two anniversaries, two crowds, two countries that fit within a single Caracas and yet never touch. The first converges in Plaza Venezuela, and geography plays an ironic trick on them. Just a few meters away stands Plaza de la …
Supporters who responded to the call of opposition leader María Corina Machado concentrated on the streets days before a Washington-backed negotiation process began
The Nobel Peace Prize has reiterated that “the transition is coming” in Venezuela, ensuring that it will return to its country
Hundreds of Venezuelans marched this Tuesday in a sector of Caracas to demand elections "already" and the return of opposition leader and Nobel Peace Prize winner María Corina Machado, in what represents the first mobilization of this type called by the leader's party in the Venezuelan capital so far this year. The entry Hundreds of Venezuelans demand elections and the return of María Corina Machado to their country was first published in the Di…
Parallel to the opposition marches, Chavista sectors called for a day of parallel mobilization in commemoration of Hugo Chávez.
The transition planned to begin on August 1 will not have the sole challenge of replacing those who have exercised authoritarian power.
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