María Corina Machado reacciona tras ratificación de su Inhabilitación Política - En Vivo | 29Ene

Summary

Maria Corina Machado, a Venezuelan opposition leader, delivers a defiant speech after being disqualified from running for president. She denounces the regime's actions as illegal and vows to continue fighting. She rallies supporters, saying the people chose her as their candidate and no one can take that away. She calls for free and fair elections, accusing the regime of fraud. She urges unity, organizing citizens to increase opposition strength. She remains committed tonegotiating a democratic transition despite the regime's violations. Machado is confident they will defeat Maduro through clean elections with overwhelming citizen mobilization and support.

Takeaways

• 😊 María Corina Machado reaffirms her commitment to lead the opposition and bring political change in Venezuela.
• 👍🏻 She refers to the January 26th decision by the Maduro regime to bar her from running as their biggest mistake that seals their defeat.
• 😠 Machado says the regime's accusations against her are pure evil and lies.
• 🤝 She believes negotiation is necessary for peaceful political transition but it needs to respect the people's mandate.
• 👩🏻‍💼 If elected president, she promises a government for all Venezuelans focused on justice, order and dignity.
• 👪 Machado urges Venezuelans to prepare for the day families reunite as exiles return home.
• 👐 She calls on the international community to stop Maduro's repression and guarantee free elections.
• 🗳️ Machado states there cannot be elections without her candidacy and the sovereignty expressed on October 22nd.
• 💪🏻 She encourages Venezuelans to trust their strength and ability to organize for change.
• 😌 Machado says God is with the Venezuelan people and will remain with them until the end.

Q & A

What election is Maria Corina Machado running in?

Maria Corina Machado is running as a candidate in the 2024 Venezuelan presidential elections.

What happened on October 22nd according to the transcript?

On October 22nd, nearly 3 million Venezuelans voted in primary elections and gave Maria Corina Machado a mandate to defeat Nicolas Maduro in the 2024 presidential elections.

What does 'until the end' or 'hasta el final' refer to?

"Until the end" refers to Machado's commitment to see through the struggle for democracy and freedom in Venezuela until Maduro's regime is defeated.

What actions is the regime taking to try to stop Machado's candidacy?

The regime is taking actions like disqualifying her as a candidate, arresting members of her campaign team, raiding her party's offices, and threatening service providers that work with her.

What gives Machado confidence that she can defeat Maduro?

Machado has confidence she can defeat Maduro because of the conviction and unity of the Venezuelan people behind her candidacy which represents their will and sovereignty.

What does Machado say is the source of her power?

Machado says the source of her power comes from the conviction of a noble and good nation, from a country that wants to live united with dignity, respect and solidarity.

What kind of negotiation does Machado want with Maduro's regime?

Machado wants a negotiation with symmetry, where both sides keep their word, and where the will of the Venezuelan people she represents is respected.

What gives Machado confidence the opposition can overcome obstacles?

Machado has confidence because millions of organized Venezuelan citizens are united behind her candidacy and have clear plans to overcome any obstacles the regime puts forward.

What does Machado ask Venezuelans to do every day?

Machado asks Venezuelans to listen to their hearts and instruct their minds that they are going to win and defeat the regime.

What images does Machado tell Venezuelans to keep in mind?

1) Election day 2024 when Maduro is defeated 2) The day they enter Miraflores Palace to assume the presidency 3) The day exiled Venezuelans start returning home.