“Public officials must be held accountable with honesty”

This Wednesday, opposition leader María Corina Machado arrived in the state of Apure to continue to invite the Venezuelan population to vote in the presidential elections on July 28entity where Their entry by land was prevented.

Despite the blockade, the leader of Come Venezuela He arrived by sea, aboard a curiara following Bolivarian National Guard troops will close the bridge that connects the state of Guárico with Apure.

Once in the entity, Machado visited Achaguas, San Juan de Payaras and San Fernando de Apure to support the presidential campaign of Edmundo Gonzálezcandidate for the presidential elections on behalf of the Democratic Unitary Platform.

“There is a feeling here that comes from deep within, from the soul, from the guts, and is based on the love we feel for our children, for our land and for freedom. There is no feeling more powerful than love, this is what has broken down all barriers today.”said the leader of Vente Venezuela from San Fernando de Apure.

The winner of the October primaries said that Venezuela deserves a government that attacks corruption and justice be done: “The corrupt and the criminal go to jail, public officials must be held accountable with honesty without any kind of divisions”.

In addition, He explained that the fight with votes is for the dignity of the country, “Because never once more will a Venezuelan mother lower her head to feed her children with garbage, but rather she will buy whatever she wants and whenever she wants with honest, decent work and with money that is worth something in a country where the law is respected.”.