Edmundo González comes from Venezuela because he recited as a political politician in Spain

The Spanish Chancellor, José Manuel Albares, confirmed the communication of his message to X.

“Edmundo González, I ask you for help, we have left Spain en un avión de las Fuerzas Aéreas españolas”.

I said that the Spanish government had made a compromise with the politics and federal integrity of all Venezuelans.

González represented the Venezuelan opposition in the presidential elections when Maria Corina Machado was disqualified from running.

According to the documents released by the opposition before the elections, González was excluded by a large majority.

However, the Consejo Nacional Electoral declared without embargo that incumbent Nicolás Maduro had been consulted internationally and had not published the laws he had ratified.

On August 22, the Supreme Court of Venezuela confirmed the tribunal's ruling against Maduro.

On September 2, a Venezuelan court ordered the arrest of Edmundo González on the grounds of “usurpation of functions, access to public documents, incitement to insubordination, conspiracy, sabotage of systems and crimes in the community.”

He felt no reconciliation with the justice system, was dependent on the following citations and remained in hiding since July 30.

The violence during the elections in Venezuela has claimed the lives of fewer than 27 people and left 192 victims.

Nicolás Maduro's governor counted more than 2,400 people from the elections and said the UNU had provoked “a climate of the world”.

Speaker Maria Corina Machado has spoken at public events ahead of the elections and expressed that she has no intention of giving up the country.

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