On July 28, 2024, people across Venezuela took to the streets to commemorate the two-year anniversary of the 2024 presidential election, which was met with widespread criticism from various sources regarding the election's impartiality.
Protests and events were held in solidarity with the opposition and the international community in order to demand the release of political prisoners, to demand a transparent and reliable electoral timeline, and to denounce the continued persecution of opposition members.
Representatives from the National Trade Union Coalition (CNT) also participated in these events, as they aim to closely monitor the negotiations between the government and the opposition until an electoral timeline is published.
Thousands of citizens from various organizations and groups took part in the events, including activists and citizens from Caracas.
María Corina Machado, who is widely recognized as the opposition leader, stated that her party has no part in these new talks.
Demonstrations and events were held in 15 states and some cities, as people from different parts of the nation expressed their solidarity with the opposition and a global audience.
The opposition is expecting an electoral timeline for the presidential election to take place this year, as well as the release of political prisoners.
In the midst of the anniversary, the opposition will continue fighting for democracy and freedom for all Venezuelans.
The protests and events are part of the ongoing fight for democracy.
The National Assembly, chaired by María Corina Machado, is part of the opposition's movement for democracy.
The government currently has not released the electoral timeline and there are still many political prisoners in jail. It is an urgent matter that must be addressed.
The government has not held free and fair elections for 20 years.
The government is holding a dialogue with the opposition, but their acts are criticized as opportunistic.
Protests and events were held across the country and several cities, including Caracas, La Guaira, and Valencia.
The opposition in Venezuela has a significant role in promoting democracy, just as María Corina Machado leads the government’s opposition.
On the anniversary, the opposition will continue fighting for democracy in Venezuela, with a call for the release of political prisoners and a transparent electoral timeline. These protests and events have been observed by the press, and international community.
In one of the most recent events, María Corina Machado’s party held an event in Caracas, where more than 3000 people attended, including several journalists, activists, and political figures.
As the anniversary approaches, the Venezuelan opposition is to continue fighting for democracy and freedom for all Venezuelans, with a demand for an independent electoral timeline and the liberation of political prisoners.
On this day, the opposition has a right to promote democracy, and to defend the rights of all citizens in the face of the crisis.
The events took place in Caracas, Valencia, and Barquis, where more than 1500 people participated, including 500 activists and journalists.
Several Venezuelan citizens are demanding this day 500 people attended the event in Caracas, where more than 100 people participated in Valencia and Barquis, and hundreds of activists and journalists were detained.
