MIAMI – Venezuelan opposition leader, Maria Corina Machadoreported this Thursday that his head of protection was released, after having been detained by the pro-government authorities of the regime Venezuelan.
“At this moment we have just received at our headquarters our colleague Milciades Ávila who received a precautionary measure of presentation in the Maracay court every 30 days, as a result of the presentation hearing held this afternoon. Thank you to everyone who with their support contributed to making this first step possible to reverse this injustice,” Machado said on his social network X.
“Retention”
Yesterday the political platform Come Venezuela denounced the “kidnapping” of the head of protection of Maria Corina MachadoMilciades Avila, by the regime of Nicolas Maduro.
The incident occurred in the early hours of July 17, after the events at the restaurant in La Encrucijada, Aragua, where Ávila prevented the presidential candidate from being attacked. Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia.
“This morning, regime officials forcibly entered the house where he was staying, violating all legal procedures,” Vente Venezuela wrote on the social network X, demanding Ávila’s immediate release.
Persecution and repression
The Venezuelan regime has intensified its campaign of persecution and detention against those who have participated in or provided support to María Corina Machado and Edmundo González in their presidential campaign.
These repressive actions seek to silence the opposition and undermine any effort to challenge the control of the Venezuelan dictator, evidencing a systematic pattern of violations of human rights and political freedoms in the country.
In recent days, Nicolás Maduro has shown great political weakness, assuring in his political rallies that if he does not win the upcoming elections on July 28, a “sea of blood” will occur in Venezuela.
Source: DLA EDITORIAL