Rivale De Maduro En Presidenciales Abandona Venezuela, Según Vicepresidenta

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Opponent Edmundo González Urrutia, rival of incumbent President Nicolás Maduro in the July 28 presidential election and the one who denounced fraud and abandoned Venezuela when he went to Spain, told him Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez.

“On September 7, September 7, the country notified the urban opponent Edmundo González Urrutia, who had been voluntarily residing in the confinement from Spain to Caracas for several days, and requested him to appear before this Court for a political trial,” Rodríguez indicates on his social networks.

“Venezuela has given up on rescue difficulties in times of calm and the political situation in the country,” he added.

When the opponent was secretly detained since July 30 and summoned by the judiciary, the investigation focused on the dissemination of copies of the electoral laws on a website that affected the Triunfo in the comics, accusing him of “conspiracy”, “usurpation of functions”, “incitement to rebellion” and “sabotage”.

María Corina Machado's opinion was: “This platform is being reviewed by Victoria de González Urrutia with more than 60% of the votes.”

The Consejo Nacional Electoral (CNE) declared Maduro a graduate of the elections and reelected for a new election to grant a mandate for the next years, without examining the auditor the next morning as Exige Leader while arguing with his systems.

Maduro's proclamation was protested throughout the country of 27 million inhabitants, 192 dead and 2,400 prisoners, more than a centenary ago, 86 young people less than three months old.

The person responsible for the violence is Machado and González Urrutia and has taken over the post for the ambassadors.

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