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The recent meeting between Edmundo González, a prominent opponent of Nicolás Maduro’s regime, and Mike Waltz, a Republican congressman and potential National Security Advisor to Donald Trump, along with Republican congress members María Elvira Salazar, Carlos Giménez, and Mario Díaz-Balart, highlights a critical partnership.
This encounter underscores not only the urgency of implementing effective strategies against Maduro’s authoritarianism but also the importance of securing the support of U.S. conservative leaders committed to restoring democracy in Venezuela.
The meeting between González and Waltz, held in Washington D.C., focused on concrete plans to pressure Maduro’s regime and strengthen Venezuela’s democratic institutions.
Reports indicate that both leaders agreed on the necessity of intensifying economic sanctions against regime officials, restricting their international financial operations, and bolstering support for democratic movements within and beyond Venezuela.
Maduro’s regime does not operate in isolation. It relies on key allies, such as Cuba, which provide resources enabling the regime to stay in power despite economic collapse and international pressure.
Edmundo González Reaffirms the Role of International Support in the Fight Against Chavismo
Edmundo González has repeatedly emphasized that the international community plays a crucial role in the struggle against Chavismo.
Diplomatic pressure, combined with sanctions and support for Venezuelan exiles, can make a significant difference in restoring democracy.
Congressman Mike Waltz, who could play a key role in a potential Trump administration, committed to prioritizing Venezuela’s situation on the U.S. international security agenda.
The meeting between Edmundo González and Mike Waltz represents a ray of hope for the millions of Venezuelans suffering under Maduro’s oppressive regime. However, this fight requires more than words; it demands concrete actions, effective strategies, and unwavering commitment to the principles of freedom and democracy.
Additionally, González had an unplanned meeting with President Joe Biden, during which they spoke for approximately 30 minutes before Biden departed for New Orleans.
After the meeting, González described the conversation as «constructive» and highlighted Biden’s support. Biden reportedly expressed being «with him wholeheartedly» in his attempt to return to Venezuela to take office.
But the question remains: Is this truly the case?
In a Subsequent Statement from the White House, Biden Calls for Peaceful Transition
In a later statement issued by the White House, President Biden emphasized the importance of «respecting the electoral victory of González Urrutia,» urging a «peaceful transition to a democratic government.»
Now that he’s no longer in power, Biden decides to say this—just words, empty words. Venezuela needs actions!
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