- Opposition leader María Corina Machado invited Venezuelans to bring the printed voting records to the demonstration
The Command with Venezuela published the list of cities and confirmed times of the “Great World Protest for Truth“Convened by Maria Corina Machado and Edmundo Gonzalez for August 17.
Through its social networks, the Command with Venezuela shared a link on August 13 with details of the location and times at which the protest will take place in various countries.
“Where there is a Venezuelan, there is a voice for freedom,” reads the announcement of the global call for the opposition command.
In Mexico, the United States and Canada there will be meeting points in 43 cities; while in Latin America, the event will take place in 60 locations in different countries.
These are some places in America where the global protest took place:
– Argentina: Bahia Blanca, Cordoba, Mendoza
– Colombia: Barranquilla, Bogota, Cali, Cartagena, Cucuta, Medellin
– Ecuador: Guayaquil, Ibarra, Quito
– El Salvador: San Salvador
– Aruba: Oranjestad
– Uruguay: City of the Coast, Montevideo
– Paraguay: City of the East, Asuncion
– Bolivia: Cochabamba, La Paz
– Chile: Conception, Iquique, Santiago
– Dominican Republic: Santo Domingo
– Brazil: Manaus, Porto Alegre, Porto Velho, Rio de Janeiro
– United States: Austin, Boston, Miami, Oklahoma City, Orlando, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Tampa, Washington DC
– Canada: Calgary, Montreal, Ontario
– Mexico: Mexico City, Culiacan, Guadalajara, Leon, Puebla, Puerto Vallarta, Monterrey, Queretaro
– Puerto Rico: San Juan
Europe, Asia and Oceania are also on the list with 55 cities to receive Venezuelans and locals who want to support the global protest.
To find out about the rest of the cities in North America, Latin America and the rest of the countries where Venezuelans will gather to protest in support of Edmundo González Urrutia, you can review the Command’s link with Venezuela.
The meeting points in Venezuela have not yet been revealed by the Command with Venezuela.
Target of the global protest
Machado had announced on August 11 that the “great global mobilization” aims to confirm that Edmundo González was the winner of the presidential elections of July 28, according to the results of the voting records published by the Command with Venezuela.
In a video shared on social media, Machado invited Venezuelans to take to the streets of their city with the printed ballots.
“Find the voting record of your center at www.resultadosconvzla.comprint it and take it to the rally in your city. Let the world see, with the minutes in hand, that we will not let ourselves be robbed,” Machado stressed.
The video features Edmundo González Urrutia, as well as personalities such as influencer Lele Pons, actors Christian McGaffney and María Gabriela de Faría, and comedian George Harris.
“This message is for you, who do not recognize yourself in today’s Venezuela, who are tired of having your family separated, who voted and want what you decided on July 28 to be respected,” said the political leader.
He also asked Venezuelans to share the video so that others can join this rally that will take place inside and outside Venezuela.
Call for demonstration
Opposition leader María Corina Machado had previously provided details of the “enormous global activity” in support of political change in the country.
“It will be a huge event where everyone will have to see the strength, determination, and decision that we Venezuelans have made, that there is no turning back,” Machado said during a conversation with Venezuelan influencer Lele Pons, broadcast through her Instagram account.
Machado revealed that this mobilization will be held inside and outside Venezuela in support of González Urrutia, whom he called the “new president-elect.”
“We are not going to leave the streets, that does not mean that we are going to be in the streets every day. I hope that all those who feel pain in Venezuela will join this activity, which will be a moment of encounter,” added the political leader.
He also indicated that the movement will be “organized, civic and peaceful,” but reaffirmed that the position they are carrying out has a robust strategy to defend the decision “that Venezuelans made on July 28.”
Election results in the diatribe
According to 83.5% of the electoral records held by the opposition, González won the presidential elections on July 28 by obtaining 6,275,182 votes against 2,759,256 votes in favor of Nicolás Maduro.
However, the National Electoral Council (CNE) issued on August 2 the second bulletin with the results of the presidential elections of July 28 and confirmed that Maduro was re-elected with 6,408,844 votes and 96.87% of the votes counted.
The president of the CNE, Elvis Amoroso, assured that Edmundo González managed to obtain 5,326,104 votes (43.18%), without the results having been published in detail as established by the legal regulations of electoral processes.
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2024-08-13 23:12:44
