2024-09-19 13:29:08
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Venezuelan Opposition Leader Claims Election Concession Was Coerced
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Opposition candidate González had to recognize his defeat under duress; Parliament President Rodríguez published a confidential document; González is in exile in Spain; The government accuses the CIA, the Spanish intelligence service, sex workers and the opposition of planning the assassination of Maduro; The UN Human Rights Council criticizes Venezuela's repressive apparatus; Interior Minister Cabello announces the arrest of another American.
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González Pons accuses the Government of being "involved in the coup d'état in Venezuela" and the PSOE demands his resignation
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Esteban González Pons, general secretary of the PP, accuses the Government of Spain of being "involved in the coup d'état in Venezuela" due to its supposed "complicity" and "connivance" with Nicolás Maduro's regime in the "coercion" of Venezuelan opposition leader Edmundo González Urrutia. The FAOS Foundation, chaired by former president and ex-leader of the PP José María Aznar, accuses the Government of "using its embassy to facilitate blackmail and disguise an induced exile as a humanitarian..
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Requirement for Exit Permit: Apparently Forced Admission of Election Defeat by Urrutia
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The opposition candidate González Urrutia was apparently forced to admit his defeat in the presidential election in July. He had to sign or face consequences and then fled to the Spanish embassy before leaving for Spain.
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Right-wing MEPs unite to recognise González as Venezuelan president, weakening cordon sanitaire
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The European Parliament voted to recognise Venezuela's exiled presidential candidate Edmundo González Urrutia as the "legitimate and democratically elected President," a joint initiative of the centre-right EPP, hard-right ECR, and far-right Patriots for Europe factions. The resolution, passed with 309 votes, urges EU governments to recognise González's victory and request an arrest warrant for Nicolás Maduro, whose narrow July win was disputed. Tensions between Venezuela and the EU, particula..
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Die Europäische Union, Konservative und die extreme Rechte vereinen sich, um González als venezolanischen Präsidenten anzuerkennen
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Das Europäische Parlament hat dafür gestimmt, Edmundo González Urrutia als "rechtmäßigen und demokratisch gewählten Präsidenten Venezuelas" anzuerkennen und ignoriert damit den "Gesundheitskordon" und verbündet sich mit der extremen Rechten. Die symbolische Resolution fordert die EU auf, Gonzalez' Sieg anzuerkennen und einen Haftbefehl gegen Nicolás Maduro zu beantragen.
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