Miami – The United States Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, held an encounter with the five Venezuelan opposition leaders who were recently rescued after remaining asylee in the Argentine Embassy in Caracas, amid the siege, harassment and harassment of the Nicolás Maduro regime.
The meeting, qualified by Rubio as an “honor”, had as a central axis the recognition of the resistance of those who, despite extreme conditions, did not cease in their democratic struggle.
“His bravery inspires all those who fight for a more democratic future, especially after the arbitrary detention of @juanpguanipa and more than 70 people. The United States will not cease in their support for the struggle of Venezuelans for democracy and the safe return of all American detained unfairly,” Rubio said in a message broadcast through his social network X.
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“Surgical operation”
Rubio referred to the complex operation that made possible the departure of Magalli Meda, Claudia Macero, Pedro Urruchurtu, Humberto Villalobos and Omar González, who remained in precarious conditions within the Argentine diplomatic headquarters: without electricity, with limited access to food, medicines and drinking water.
The diplomatic maneuver, described as a “surgical operation”, also allowed the shelter of Corina Parisca, mother of María Corina Machado. According to Rubio, this action represents a direct blow to the strength narrative that the regime tried to project with the trip of Nicolás Maduro to Russia.
“Arbitrariness”
Likewise, the Secretary of State made reference in his social network that will continue to support Venezuelans for rescuing their democracy. Chavismo arrested a total of 70 peoplebetween Venezuelans and foreigners, whom he allegedly “conspiring” to boycott the Electoral drill who insists on celebrating on Sunday, May 25.
In a press conference, the current Minister of Interior and number two of ChavismoDiosdado Cabello, confirmed the arrest of the opponent leader Juan Pablo Guanipa, the main ally of María Corina Machado, whom he accused of being “one of the bosses” of the alleged “terrorist group”, which according to him, has dismantled the ruling dome in the framework of this new comical process, rejected by the democratic opposition.
