Los venezolanos, esperanzados con la vuelta de María Corina Machado: "Estamos más cerca de la libertad"

María Corina Machado's recent return to Venezuela has sparked significant public support, as evidenced by her spontaneous journey from Barquisimeto to Caracas, which took 11 hours and crossed multiple cities. Observers noted the large crowds that gathered to welcome her, highlighting her connection with the people and contrasting it with the isolation of the current regime. The discussion emphasizes the importance of her leadership, characterized by courage and coherence, as a potential catalyst for political change and a pathway towards free and fair elections in Venezuela.

The conversation also addresses the security challenges faced by Machado, given the presence of key figures from the current regime, including Diosdado Cabello and Delcy Rodríguez. Concerns about the safety of opposition leaders remain high, with over 300 political prisoners still in custody. The need for a secure environment for Machado and her team is underscored, as they navigate the complexities of the political landscape in Venezuela. The dialogue concludes with a call for international support and recognition of the Venezuelan people's desire for democratic governance.

Carlos Cuesta entrevista a José Antonio Vega,coordinador de Vente Venezuela en España, por la vuelta de la líder de la oposición a Venezuela.