Caracas and some major capitals of the world, such as New York, Buenos Aires, Brussels and Madrid, host demonstrations this Thursday in support of the opposition candidate in Venezuela, Edmundo González Urrutia, who has promised after having shown the copies of the electoral ballots that certify his victory . González Urrutia is in Santo Domingo, the last announced stop on his tour of America to gather international support before the inauguration. He will be received by the Dominican head of state, Luis Abinader, and members of his Government at the National Palace in Santo Domingo. Previously, he canceled his schedule in the United States and finally traveled to Panama, where he was received by President José Raúl Mulino, after González Urrutia denounced the kidnapping of his son-in-law, Rafael Tudares, who was detained by the Venezuelan police on Tuesday morning. , without having shown the records that prove a victory in the elections. The beginning of the new period in Venezuela occurs after a period of repression undertaken by Chavismo against its political adversaries and awaiting the reactions of the international community. The main global bodies, from Washington to the European Union, will not recognize Maduro as president.
