‘Farcical’: The Venezuelan opposition gives birth to arrest before voting at the weekend Nicholas Maduro News

Alia’s figure was arrested in the opposition of Venezuela on charges of “terrorism” before the parliamentary elections scheduled for the weekend.

On Friday, the social media account of Juan Pablo, as a party, who is a close colleague of Maria Corina Machado, the leader of the opposition coalition, announced that he had been arrested. Government television also carried pictures of his arrest, as it was accompanied by the armed guards.

In a prior written message online, Guanipa condemned Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro for human rights violations, including political opposition strangling and wrong imprisonment.

“Brothers and Sisters, if you are reading this, it is because I was kidnapped by the Nicholas Maduro regime forces,” books.

“Months ago, I was like many Venezuelans, hiding for my safety. Unfortunately, my time has ended in hiding. As of today, I am part of the list of Venezuelane scattered by dictatorship.”

Since Venezuela held hot presidential elections in July 2024, Guanba, along with many other opposition figures, was hiding, for fear of arresting her.

These presidential elections culminated in a disputed result and widespread protests. On the night of voting, the Venezuela Maduro election authorities announced the winner, and gave him a third consecutive state for six years, but they failed to spread the polling lists to prove this result.

Meanwhile, the opposition coalition has published restrictions from the voting stations, which said its candidate, Edmondo Gonzalez, prevailed in a landslide. International oversight bodies also criticized the elections for lack of transparency.

The Maduro government responded to the protests related to the elections with a police campaign that led to nearly 2000 arrests and 25 people who were killed. It also issued Arrest orders Against opposition leaders, accused them of charges ranging from conspiracy to falsifying records.

Maduro has long accused political dissidents of conspiring with foreign forces to topple his government.

Gonzales was one of those signed. He fled to exile in Spain. Others went to hide, and avoid the public eye. Until recently, a A group of five The opposition members sought a shelter at the Argentine embassy in Karacas, until they were smuggled from the country earlier this month.

The opposition members and their supporters rejected the charges against them as a false evidence and more evidence of the repressive tactics of the Maduro government.

“This is the pure and simple terrorism of the state,” Matshadu, the opposition leader, books On social media in the wake of the arrest of Guanipa.

Machado and others said that the laws were one of several people who were arrested in the period before this The regional elections for the weekendWhich will witness members of the National Assembly and state levels in the poll.

Many prominent members of the opposition pledged to boycott the vote, saying it was a way for Modoro to unify power.

“Just hours before the comic elections without guarantees of any kind, the regime reactivated political repression,” Gonzales books On social media, in response to the recent series of arrests.

He said that the detention of Guanipa and others was a way to ensure “nothing will not start from the text” during Sunday’s vote.

“They are annoying the leaders of politicians, socialists and society. They are persecuting those who influence public opinion. They intend to close all alternative information spaces and ensure a narrative monopoly.”

“For the international community: this is not elections. It is an authoritarian device to protect the force it raped.”