In a bold move amidst Venezuela‘s political turmoil, the opposition platform comando con Venezuela announced in Bogotá that Edmundo González Urrutia will be sworn in as a leader in Venezuela, despite Nicolás Maduro‘s recent inauguration for a third term. Mariluz Palma, the group’s coordinator in Colombia, emphasized the significance of this event, stating, “Edmundo will be sworn in; we are just waiting for the right moment.” The institution has also organized a rally in Bogotá’s Plaza de Bolívar to support González Urrutia, whom they regard as the rightful winner of the July 28 elections, alongside prominent opposition figure María Corina Machado. This development comes as Maduro’s regime continues to face scrutiny and opposition from various factions within the country.
Protests erupted in Bogotá as Nicolás Maduro was sworn in for a controversial third term as president of Venezuela, amid allegations of electoral fraud from the opposition. Palma, a spokesperson for the opposition platform led by Edmundo González Urrutia, condemned Maduro’s actions, stating he is violating the constitution and the will of the Venezuelan people. The opposition, united under the Democratic Unitary Platform, labeled Maduro’s inauguration a “coup d’état,” asserting that the true president is González, who they claim was elected in a legitimate process. As tensions rise, the political landscape in Venezuela remains fraught with uncertainty and unrest.Nicolás Maduro’s governance is facing renewed scrutiny as the venezuelan political landscape remains tumultuous. Following a series of negotiations aimed at resolving the ongoing crisis, Maduro’s government has been accused of undermining democratic processes and disregarding the will of the people, notably after the controversial events of July 28. The opposition coalition, PUD, has publicly condemned these actions, labeling them as a coup against the rights of Venezuelans. As the country grapples with severe economic challenges,including hyperinflation and widespread poverty,the international community watches closely,hoping for a resolution that restores stability and democracy in Venezuela [1[1[1[1]