Edmundo Gonzalez's decision to seek asylum was influenced by extreme psychological pressure imposed by the Maduro regime, culminating in nearly 40 days of relentless persecution.
Machado emphasizes that Gonzalez faced severe intimidation tactics from Maduro's government, which included public accusations and an investigation that jeopardized his safety and wellbeing.
The exile of Gonzalez marks a significant shift in the opposition's strategy, as he was seen as a symbol of hope against the long-standing Bolivarian regime.
Maria Corina Machado reveals the gravity of the situation, stating that the pressure from the regime was aimed at instilling fear and pushing opposition leaders into submission.
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