Henrique Capriles insisted on saying that in the history of the country there has not been a “government more bad than that of Maduro” and reiterated that this is what they seek to “change that government”.
The former governor of the state of Miranda and two-time candidate for the presidency of the country, Henrique Capriles, formalized his registration with the Primaries Commission this Saturday, June 24. Regarding his political disqualification for 15 years, which prevents him from participating in the presidential elections if he is elected as the opposition candidate, Capriles recalled that “he already has a sentence; what in my case should proceed is to annul the disqualification ».
He also requested to suppress the disqualifications of all other politicians “because a free, democratic election must be an election without disqualifications; except, that it was the case of what the Constitution establishes, that there is a final criminal sentence and it is not my case or any of the colleagues ».
Henrique Capriles also said that in order to beat Nicolás Maduro in next year’s presidential elections by knock out “It is necessary to add those who in the past voted for Hugo Chávez (and) not all of us in the opposition have the capacity, nor the speech, nor the possibility of adding those who followed former President Chávez and I can speak from experience there.”
In the former governor’s opinion, his experience in politics “has shown with results that he has the ability to speak to the entire country, to the Venezuelan who lives nearby (in Chacao), to the farmer who is giving birth to harvest his crops. to win by knock out We have to add the discontent of those who previously followed former President Chávez and today do not follow Maduro for being the worst government in the country’s history.
Prior to the registration of the candidacy, Capriles gave a speech to the followers who accompanied him to the event, in which he assured that he will “defend the causes of the most vulnerable, of the beaten middle class.” He said that it is logical that the population has distanced itself from politics because “there are many years of frustrations, disappointments; but it is also true that we We have no choice but to keep fighting for our country.for the future of our children.
Henrique Capriles insisted on saying that in the history of the country there has not been a “government more bad than that of Maduro” and reiterated that this is what they seek to “change that government.”
On the other hand, the former governor maintained that if the primary process is going to become “a tournament of disqualifications, of division, to weaken those of us who still believe in this country, they will not count on us.”
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