President-elect Edmundo González has announced that he is currently hospitalized in Madrid and will be unable to attend a scheduled gathering with Venezuelan migrants this coming Saturday. The announcement was made this Friday via his X account, confirming he cannot accompany María Corina Machado at the event.
Health Update and Event Absence
González explained that his hospitalization is for follow-up care regarding a medical intervention that took place one month ago. He noted that he delayed the announcement until María Corina Machado had arrived in Madrid, which she did yesterday as part of a broader European tour.
Despite his absence, González stated that he and Machado have already met and held extensive conversations to coordinate their efforts. He emphasized that the upcoming encounter belongs to the Venezuelan people and should be their moment.
Coordination and the Goal of Return
The president-elect expressed his intention to follow the event remotely, staying attentive to every word and image. He encouraged those who are able to attend the Saturday meeting to do so on behalf of those who cannot.
González reflected on the significance of Venezuelan gatherings in cities like Madrid, Miami and Santiago. He suggested that such meetings bring the community closer to the eventual day of returning to Venezuela.
Event Details
María Corina Machado is scheduled to meet with the Venezuelan community in Madrid on Saturday, April 18, at 18:00. This meeting is part of several activities planned during her visit to the Spanish capital.
Closing his message with a touch of humor, González apologized for appearing “disheveled” in his communication. He reiterated his support for the event, stating that it serves as a testament to the organization and resilience of the Venezuelan people.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Edmundo González unable to attend the event?
He is currently hospitalized in Madrid for follow-up care related to a medical intervention he underwent a month ago.
When and where is the meeting with the Venezuelan community taking place?
The meeting is scheduled for Saturday, April 18, at 18:00 in Madrid, Spain.
What is the context of María Corina Machado’s visit to Madrid?
She arrived in Madrid yesterday as part of a European tour to conduct various activities, including the meeting with Venezuelan migrants.
How might the continued mobilization of the Venezuelan diaspora in Europe influence the political landscape for those in exile?
