Venezuela’s opposition leader recognized Maduro’s victory

According to RCO News Agency, “Edmundo González Urrutia”, the leader of the opposition candidate in the July presidential election who lost to Maduro and is now in Spain, by sending a letter to the president of the country’s parliament, the decision of the Supreme Judicial Court of Venezuela to confirm the victory Nicolás Maduro was recognized in the election.

Before fleeing to Spain, he wrote a letter addressed to “Jorge Rodríguez”, the Speaker of the Venezuelan Parliament, in which the leader of the opposition candidate in the Venezuelan presidential election, the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of Justice and its ruling to confirm the victory of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in the 28 election It recognizes July and adheres to the decision made by the judicial body.

He also mentioned in this letter that the granting of his bail was the result of negotiations between the governments of Spain and Venezuela and that his departure from the country was made in line with the consolidation of peace and political dialogue in Venezuela.

He also expressed his commitment to having a “limited” political activity outside of Venezuela, adding: “under no circumstances does he intend to use any official or unofficial representation of the general authority of the Venezuelan government.”

He also pledged to “fully respect the institutions and interests of Venezuela” and finally stated that he would exercise “prudence, moderation and respect” in his political actions.

González Urrutia’s acknowledgment of Maduro’s victory comes while last month, the opposition challenged Maduro’s victory for the third time in the Venezuelan presidential elections without providing any documents.

In the elections of Venezuela, Maduro was re-elected as the president of the country with the majority of votes, but the opposition and the western countries and many neighboring countries of Venezuela have challenged the results of these elections and demanded a review of the votes; The charges that Caracas denies, and now that the country’s opposition leader has acknowledged Maduro’s legal victory, all charges will be dismissed.

Following Maduro’s victory, the European Union and Western countries, especially the United States, tried to question the will of the Venezuelan people by making false and baseless accusations and, as in the past, tried to recognize the main face of the opposition.

The United States considered Edmundo González, the losing candidate and the person who recognized Maduro’s victory, as the winning candidate.

In recent weeks, the United States has imposed sanctions on Venezuelan officials aligned with Maduro for allegedly disrupting the election. The United States also announced that a Venezuelan plane used by Maduro for international travel had been seized in the Dominican Republic. A second plane linked to Maduro is under 24-hour surveillance by Dominican Republic officials, a source told CNN.

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