“28J should become a phenomenon studied by the whole world,” Guaidó said.

Former Venezuelan President Juan Guaidó recognizes that the July 28 election will not be an easy one for those who want change, which is why the whole world should study it.

This is what he said to him third: “It’s hard to call what’s happening in Venezuela an election. There are four million Venezuelans of voting age who are unable to vote, many of them in Chile; we have a candidate who was elected in the primaries who was disqualified and persecuted in Venezuela, hundreds of political leaders in exile, persecuted by the Maduro dictatorship… But what’s happening in Venezuela is a great opportunity to unite again and mobilize the country.”

“What we saw on July 28 was once again a change expressed by the majority, we are not used to dictatorships and we also have internal reactions to difficult solutions. But the international community now has a lot to do. It is clear that Maduro will try to continue persecuting María Corina Machado and in this context, Edmundo González has courageously accepted a very difficult role.

In his view, this should be an electoral phenomenon that the whole world studies. He recognized the role of the incredible Venezuelan leadership, as then-President Piñera was attacked internally, but they kept resisting. Right there. And asked the international community to support us. Even Maduro could not win by cheating.

“That is, Maduro tried to steal millions of votes but didn’t win. You don’t have the numbers. It doesn’t give them. And more importantly, the Chavista or Maduro base of the Maduro regime, or whatever they want to call it now, doesn’t respond to them. And the moment that we’ve created today is also worthy of attention.