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* Former Candidate Gonzalez Urrutia recognizes judgement of Venezuelan Supreme Court of Justice in letter addressed to National Assembly. teleSUR

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00:00Venezuelan Attorney General Tarek William Saab informed on the appointment of a special

00:04prosecutor in matters of human rights to investigate Argentina's President Javier Milley and Minister

00:09of Security Patricia Bullrich for crimes against humanity.

00:13During his statements, William Saab assured Milley and his government have become a danger

00:17for the whole hemisphere based on international law.

00:21In first place, for stealing a Venezuelan plane Entrasur and kidnapping all their crew

00:26members and passengers, which involves also the simulation of criminal facts, illegal

00:31interference of internal affairs, dismantling of an aircraft, among other criminal charges.

00:37And in second place, for putting at risk peace in Argentina, whose population is under violence

00:41and suffering.

00:43For these reasons, Saab appointed a prosecutor to investigate Milley and Bullrich, since

00:48the justice system of Argentina is not taking actions in the face of the police brutality

00:53being suffered by the Argentinian people.

00:56He is some kind of modern Gandhi, some kind of saint who likes to talk about human rights

01:09when he's becoming offending and destroying the national identity of Argentina.

01:23He is the main violator of human rights in Argentina after the military dictatorship

01:32that attacked the South Pole and Argentina in the 1970s, 80s, etc.

01:40After showing video footages of the repression by Argentinian police against the most vulnerable

01:45sectors of society, the Venezuelan Attorney General questioned the silence of many international

01:50organizations and accused them of double standards.

01:53What the world says about it, the International Supreme Court and the United Nations, what

02:02do they say?

02:05The international NGOs of human rights, nothing, absolutely nothing.

02:14Then it is the double standard in the matter of human rights to use it in their favor of

02:24those who violate it massively and become the police of the world.

02:30In Venezuela, the President of the National Assembly, Jorge Rodríguez, read the original

02:34of the document where former far-right candidate Edmundo González reached an agreement with

02:39the Venezuelan executive and recognized the Supreme Court's final judgment that validates

02:44President Nicolás Maduro's election win.

02:46During a press conference held on Wednesday, Rodríguez revealed the information by showing

02:51the original of the document circulating in the media, signed by González, where he recognized

02:56the constituent powers in Venezuela and affirmed that his departure to Spain is to consolidate

03:02peace and dialogue, undertakes not to represent any Venezuelan public institution abroad and

03:08to be prudent in his appearances.

03:10In turn, Rodríguez assured that the Venezuelan government has been cautious and patient in

03:15view of the matrices that have been presented about how the departure of the former presidential

03:21candidate would have happened.

03:29Many news media and foreign governments, enemies of the free and sovereign revolution of Venezuela,

03:35insist in the idea that the National Electoral Council has not issued any result.

03:39Prime Minister Edmundo González Urrutia himself recognizes that the National Electoral

03:43Council issued a result on the 9th of July the 28th.

03:50The President of the Venezuelan Parliament also said that the ex-presidential candidate

03:54Edmundo González expressed in his letter his respect and recognition to the five constitutional

03:59powers of the Bolivarian state.

04:06In my country I wish to convey my respect and recognition to the constitutional institutions

04:11represented by the five state powers, the executive power, headed by Constitutional

04:16President Nicolás Maduro Moros, the legislative power, the electoral power, whose president

04:22is Elvis Amoroso, the judicial power, whose president is also President of the Electoral

04:27Chamber, Justice Carizlia Beatriz Rodríguez, and the Republican moral power, that is, Mr.

04:33González Urrutia, expressing his respect and recognition.

04:40Rodríguez also said that the ex-presidential candidate González was the one who looked

04:45for the Venezuelan government authorities in relation to his request of political asylum

04:49in Spain.

04:55He was the one who looked for us.

04:57There wasn't any kind of pressure as foreign agencies and sectors of the Venezuelan extremist

05:01movement have, of course, pointed out.

05:08There wasn't any kind of situation in which Mr. González Urrutia could have felt intimidated.

05:13On the contrary, he looked for us in order to talk, and from that conversation came his

05:21decision to leave Venezuela and to request political asylum in the Kingdom Above Spain.

05:30As it is established in the conventions related to asylum in the international laws, about

05:35which Venezuela is strictly respectful.

05:42Let's now go over the content of the letter signed by former presidential candidate of

05:46the far-right Edmundo González Urrutia, an address to the President of the National Assembly,

05:51Jorge Rodríguez Gómez, in September 7th, in which he recognized the judgment of the

05:56Supreme Court of Justice regarding the contentious electoral appeal filed by President Nicolás

06:01Maduro.

06:02The letter states,

06:03As you are aware, on August 22nd, 2024, the Electoral Chamber of the Supreme Court of

06:08Justice issued a decision in response to the contentious electoral appeal filed by the

06:13President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro Moros, in view of the controversy

06:19arising from the electoral process of July 28th, 2024.

06:23It continues,

06:24Mr. President of the National Assembly, I have always been and will continue to be willing

06:29to recognize and abide by the decisions adopted by the organs of justice within the framework

06:34of the Constitution, including the aforementioned judgment of the Electoral Chamber, which although

06:40I do not agree with, I abide by it, as it is a resolution of the highest court of the

06:46Republic.

06:47González adds, convinced of the need to explore all possibilities of understanding in the

06:52supreme interest of peace in my country, I wish to convey my respect and recognition

06:57to the constitutional institutions represented in the five branches of government.

07:02For the humor he expresses, in this context I have decided to leave Venezuela in the coming

07:07days in order to consolidate peace and political dialogue, consequently being at the headquarters

07:13of the Embassy of the Kingdom of Spain in Caracas, I have conveyed in my intention to

07:18request political asylum before their government.

07:21The Massif closes by informing, I hereby state by the record my commitment that my

07:27public activity outside Venezuela will be limited, I do not intend in any case to exercise

07:33any formal or informal representation of public authorities of the Venezuelan state, I will

07:39be absolutely respectful of the institutions and interests of Venezuela and I will always

07:44appeal to peace, dialogue and national unity.

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