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[Síguenos ahora también en WhatsApp. Da clic aquí] Sandra CuevasMexican politician and former mayor Cuauhtemoc belonging Mexico Cityre-emerged into the public eye on Wednesday after El Country Mexico will
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Sandra CuevasMexican politician and former mayor Cuauhtemoc belonging Mexico Cityre-emerged into the public eye on Wednesday after El Country Mexico will publish on their social networks video caves in opposition mobilization in venezuelawhere he hugged the leader of the movement Maria Corina Machado.
The video, which lasts less than a minute, shows the Mexican politician getting into the car Machado was riding in and being hugged by delivered the flag of Mexico which lasted for a few moments. When exiting the car, still in motion Cuevas can be heard shouting “Mexico!” while in the caravan.
🇻🇪 #ElectionsInELCOUNTRY | Mexican politician Sandra Cuevas appears at an opposition march in Caracas, Venezuela, and hands a Mexican flag to Maria Corina Machado 👉🏼 https://t.co/vFkdEt8Y7x pic.twitter.com/BBgdv5U1N0
— EL PAIS Mexico (@elpaismexico) August 28, 2024
The appearance of the former member of the Ciudadanos Movement comes two days after its social mediaconfirmed his intention to run for president of Mexico in 2030, within the framework of the “Political Organization of the Family and Security of Mexico”.
On August 23rd he was in Washington, DCthe capital of the United States, from where he positioned himself against ceding Senate seats to Morena and her allies.
It will be a tough battle, there will be days when you will want to give up, however, that is a luxury you cannot afford, you must continue, do not give up, stay firm, strong, with FAITH! Fight and do not let them steal what you have collected. Fight for it #Mexico What God wants for you. #SKMR pic.twitter.com/2LtjByg68g
— Sandra Cuevas (@SandraCuevas_) August 26, 2024
Cuevas’ appearance occurred this Wednesday during manifestation in which the opposition leader assured that “not a single democratic government in the world has recognized” re-election of Nicolas Madurowhose victory in the presidential election on July 28 he considers his own “fraud”as does a significant part of the international community.
“No democratic government in the world has recognized Maduro’s fraud (…) Venezuela Votes for Change and (the standard-bearer of the largest opposition bloc, the Democratic Unitary Platform, PUD) Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia “He is our elected president,” a former spokesman said earlier hundreds of supporters which was concentrated in Caracas.
Under the motto “Acta kills the verdict”Before the decision is made Supreme Court (TSJ), controlled by judges sympathetic to Chavismo, which confirmed Maduro’s victory.
“They believed that with this decision, which cannot even be called a sentence, they were going to deceive some countries or give them excuses so that with this wandering someone would recognize the fraud of the (National Electoral Council) CNE. Nobody took this trap.“continued the former deputy, calling the support given by TSJ to the Chavista leader “an aberration.”
They presented TSJ as an instrument of repression and political persecution.
A month later complaint about election fraud and although Maduro enjoys the support of all institutions, despite international issues, Machado confirmed that the PUD “reliable strategy” that “it works” without revealing details about it.
«We’re going to make him give way. (the government that defends Maduro’s victory) and to give in means respecting the will expressed by the people on July 28,” he noted.
According to EFE
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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