The Oppositors asylated at the Argentine Embassy in Caracas, guarded by Brazil, they fulfilled Sunday 320 days lockedwaiting for the salvoconducts that allow them to leave the country.
In a video shared on social networks by the National Campaign Command of the opposition leader María Corina Machado, they denounced that They cross a serious situation of shortages and harassment by the government of Nicolás Maduro and demanded the activation of diplomatic power and the delivery of salvoconducts.
They reiterated that they are prevented by the supply of medicines “of mandatory daily consumption” for the asylees, as well as the supply of drinking water and the electrical service for 70 days.
«The constant siege is maintained during the day and night and the extortion towards anyone who approaches the residence. What should be a shelter has become a jail«They added in the publication.
The five antichavistas refugees since March at the residence of the Argentine Embassy, after being accused by the conspiracy and betrayal authorities to the homeland, are Magalli Meda, Claudia Macero, Pedro Urruchurtu, Humberto Villalobos and Omar González.
🚨 What should be a shelter has become a jail!
🆘 320 days asylated in an embassy.
5 Venezuelans are locked in the Argentine Embassy, in Brazil’s custody, in Caracas. No access to medicines, drinking water and electricity.
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– Convzla command (@convzlacomando) February 2, 2025
Why do they remain in the Argentine Embassy?
Due to the alleged planning of terrorist acts, the Maduro government revoked in September the authorization he had granted to Brazil, in early August, to represent the interests of Argentina in Caracas.
However, the Brazilian Foreign Ministry said that “it will remain with the custody and defense of Argentine interests until Argentina designates another acceptable state” for the administration of Maduro, in order to carry out these functions.
On January 23, the Argentine president, Javier Milei, said in Davos (Switzerland) that his country It will “continue working hard” so that the oppositors are asslated in the residence in Caracas are released.
“We are going to continue working hard to be released and so that this socialist oppressor regime, like any socialist regime, releases them,” Milei told the press after participating in the Plenary of the World Economic Forum (WEF).
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