Dirigente opositor retorna a Venezuela tras casi tres años y dice que es “la antesala de la llegada” de María Corina Machado

Omar González, a national leader of the Vente Venezuela party, has returned to Venezuela after nearly three years. He is part of the inner circle of opposition leader María Corina Machado. González had been confined in the Argentine embassy in Caracas for a year and a half under difficult conditions. He was later rescued in an unprecedented international operation due to violations of the Geneva and Caracas agreements by the Nicolás Maduro regime.

González expressed gratitude for the support of the United States government in this process. His return is seen as a precursor to the arrival of María Corina Machado. Further details about his return and the circumstances surrounding it are available from the source.