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Maduro is safe in office, ... but he and his allies recognize they are moving forward with a big lie and have no other way to justify what they are doing except by relying on the military."
said Corrales
They wanted us to fight each other, but Venezuela is united, we are not afraid,
Machado shouted from atop a truck in the capital minutes before she was reported detained
Of course, there’s fewer people,
said empanada vendor Miguel Contrera as National Guard soldiers carrying riot shields buzzed by on motorcycles.jpg)
To the security forces, I warn you: don't play with fire,
he said in a social media post from the Dominican Republic, where he met with President Luis Abinader and a delegation of former presidents from across Latin America
The people of Venezuela deserve a peaceful transfer of power to the true winner of their presidential election,
Biden said following the meetingWe're going to liberate the country and bring our children home,
she has vowed
If something happens to me, the instruction is very clear: Nobody will negotiate Venezuela's freedom for my freedom."
This week she told AFPWe have and continue to condemn publicly Maduro and his representatives for attempting to intimidate Venezuela's democratic opposition,
a White House spokesperson said
María Corina Machado was violently intercepted while leaving the gathering in Chacao,
the opposition group wrote
The tactic of media distraction is not new, so no one should be surprised,
Nanez wrote on Telegram
The physical integrity and freedom of expression and demonstration of all, especially that of opposition political leaders, must be protected and safeguarded,
the ministry in Madrid said
As president-elect, I demand the immediate release of Maria Corina Machado,
Gonzalez wroteIf there were a decision to detain her, she would be detained,
he saidWe are not afraid.”
Clambering on to a truck, the politician led them in chants of
Regime officials opened fire on the motorbikes that were transporting her,
Machado’s representatives addedThe only thing the regime has left is repression – the only thing it has left is instilling fear in Venezuelans and if Venezuelans can overcome this fear, repression will be pointless,
she addedToday all Venezuela took to the street! We are not afraid
she told the thousands-strong crowd, which took up the chant, turning it into an anthem of the day's countrywide protests
We will see each other very soon in Caracas, in freedom,
Gonzalez Urrutia told his countrymen Thursday in an address from the Dominican Republic, where he wrapped up a diplomatic tour aimed at compounding Maduro's international isolation