Meeting at the pink house
The president of Argentina, Javier Mileiheld an important meeting at the Casa Rosada with Edmundo González Urrutiawho defines itself as the elected president of Venezuela. Although his mandate is not recognized by the regime of Nicolas Madurothe meeting has represented a significant step in the political context that the South American nation is experiencing. This meeting was held in an environment of reinforced security and in the presence of a large group of Venezuelans residing in Argentina.
In an official statement issued by the Argentine government, details were offered about the meeting that took place between Milei and González Urrutia. During the meeting, Milei formalized its recognition of González Urrutia as elected president of Venezuela. This decision comes at a time when the country faces multiple political and social challenges as a result of the Maduro government, who is criticized by the international community for his questioned victory.
The meeting was followed by conversations between Edmund along with various political figures from Argentinaincluding ministers and members of Congress. This series of meetings is interpreted as an effort to strengthen ties between the opposition forces in Venezuela and Argentina’s political allies.
Human rights issue
One of the critical issues that emerged during the meeting was concern about the arrest of the Argentine gendarme Nahuel Gallo in Venezuela. According to the Argentine government, this detention has been classified as an illegal act by the Chavista regime. The president Milei and González Urrutia They expressed their concern about this situation, which has been reported to the International Criminal Court and described as a crime against humanity by the Organization of American States (OAS).
Through social networks, the former Argentine president Mauricio Macri also joined the discussion after the meetingmentioning his conversation with Gonzalez Urrutia and expressing his desire that the elected president work for the freedom of the Venezuelan people. This show of support highlights the importance of international recognition for González Urrutia and his legitimacy as opposition leader in a complicated context regarding the situation in Venezuela.
International itinerary of González Urrutia
Edmundo González Urrutia made a relevant announcement during a press conference, pointing out that would head to the United States to meet with President Joe Biden in the next few hours. This visit will take place after passing through Uruguaywhere he met the president Luis Lacalle Pou. His international agenda, which also includes visits to the Dominican Republic and Panamasuggests a focus on seeking regional and international support for his mandate.
Upon reaching Montevideo, González Urrutia was received with enthusiasm by the Venezuelan community who gathered to show their support at a significant moment for the Venezuelan opposition. During his speech, the opposition leader thanked those present and He emphasized the importance of unity in the fight for the freedom of Venezuela. The cheers and the singing of the Venezuelan national anthem resonated as a symbol of hope among those in attendance.
Support from regional leaders
Maria Corina Machadoprominent opposition figure and close to Gonzalez Urrutiaalso expressed his gratitude to the Uruguayan president for his support for the Venezuelan cause. In his statements, Machado highlighted the importance of the relationship between Uruguay and Venezuelastating that this moment will mark a significant bond between both nations in the fight for freedom.
During his visit to Uruguay, González Urrutia presented the minutes to Lacalle Pou of the July 28 elections, where his victory against Maduro would be evident. This symbolic act reaffirms the search for international recognition and the validity of its mandate among the regional political community.
González Urrutia also urged Maduro to facilitate a “peaceful and orderly transition”reflecting on his commitment to rallying opposition political forces in Venezuela. He expressed the importance of this change, setting January 10 as a crucial date in the process of political transition in his country. With a clear vision towards the future, his message was one of hope and firmness in the mission of seeking freedom for the Venezuelan people.
“I am not going to reveal more than what I have already said.: that My intention is to go to Venezuela simply to take possession of the mandate that the Venezuelans gave me with more than 7 million votes to exercise the presidency. “I can’t say anything because the circumstances today are very complicated.”said the Venezuelan opposition leader.
