Edmundo González Urrutia was resolute about returning to Venezuela after January 10, demonstrating a strong defiance against the Venezuelan government's repression following disputed elections.
He expressed confidence in the electoral support he received, stating that the majority of the electorate had favored his candidacy in the July elections, which he believes were mishandled.
The opposition leader highlighted the unprecedented repression faced by Venezuelans, citing the United Nations' findings regarding thousands of detentions after election protests.
While María Corina Machado remains hidden in Venezuela, González shows readiness to confront the daunting challenges, emphasizing that he will return by any means necessary.
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