🔴VENEZUELA: EL ENTORNO DE CORINA MACHADO CONFIRMA SU LIBERACIÓN

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La líder de la oposición fue secuestrada y obligada a grabar varios videos antes de ser liberada. Se espera que en breve brinde más información.

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00:00Yes, Luciana, good afternoon. We are in Plaza de Mayo.

00:04Little by little, the Venezuelan community begins to arrive at this square.

00:08They are occupying different sectors as a replica of the mobilization that took place today in Caracas.

00:15Elisa Trota is here, who is one of the main voices of Maria Corina Machado in Argentina.

00:22We want to ask her if we can talk to Elisa Trota for a second.

00:27She is taking some pictures here with some Venezuelan representatives.

00:31Elisa, the last information we have is that Maria Corina Machado was released a few minutes ago.

00:37Do you have this information?

00:39I have not been able to check my networks. If so, I really hope so.

00:47We are going to give you a moment. She is trying to open her phone, her WhatsApp,

00:51where she has direct contact with the people of the opposition command, which is there in Venezuela.

00:57Here in real time, you see Elisa Trota, who is the official voice of Maria Corina Machado in Argentina.

01:02She is trying to review her last messages. This is minute by minute.

01:06Do you have anything to communicate with us?

01:11Diego, I have to say ...

01:13Yes, thank God, Maria Corina Machado was released after she was intercepted

01:18and taken away by some motorists after the demonstration.

01:21We will wait for the next few hours for her to give us an explanation of what happened.

01:27They say she has been forced to record videos.

01:29That is the information we have.

01:31Yes, as mafioso groups, as terrorists that are handled. Exactly.

01:35This is how the Venezuelan regime is handled.

01:38The same videos that we have seen that they have made to the gendarme Nahuel Gallo,

01:42to many of our political prisoners.

01:44I have no doubt that they did the same with Maria Corina Machado.

01:47Elisa, thank you very much.

01:49Elisa Trota, the official voice of Maria Corina Machado in Argentina,

01:52receiving information at the moment of the situation there in Caracas.

01:55Yes, and these are some images that come from Venezuela.

02:02This is the moment of arrest when they identify her.

02:05Evidently, she was as concealed as possible, right?

02:09She had even changed the clothes we saw.

02:14Look at the conditions in which she has to live.

02:19She left the clandestinity to join the demonstration,

02:22gave a speech and then changed her clothes.

02:26She put on a black jacket, a helmet, but they had it marked.

02:31And they detained her.

02:33And in their own networks, the Venezuelan opponents are telling

02:37that they forced her to record videos.

02:39We have to see what they say in those videos.

02:40Surely they will be known in a matter of minutes, in a matter of days.

02:44The Maduro regime will make those videos known,

02:47because surely they must be propaganda videos,

02:50of some degree of propaganda.

02:54To say, well, they treated me like a barbarian.

02:56Let's see what they say.

02:57But this is what has just happened.

02:59The main newspapers in the world are talking about this,

03:02about how Maria Corina Machado was released just minutes ago.

03:08But in the meantime, we showed yesterday

03:10how the regime distributes firearms, long guns, to civilians,

03:15who are later those who somehow get on motorcycles

03:20and end up working as parapolice in Venezuela, Javier.

03:24Exactly, and this is not new.

03:26The distribution of weapons has already occurred in other opportunities.

03:29But to see it with these characteristics,

03:32this type of rifle is a rifle, an AK-47,

03:36a Kalashnikov, if you know it.

03:39It is an AK-47, because in the Russian language it is an automatic Kalashnikov,

03:44which in this case is the creator of this weapon.

03:48He was a former soldier, we are talking about around 1940, 1960,

03:54Mikhail Kalashnikov.

03:57These weapons were distributed to civilians.

04:00This was in the last 48 hours that they began to distribute

04:03this type of weapons that had just arrived,

04:06because they were packed in an original way.

04:10That is to say, how the weapons are packed,

04:13in many cases from abroad,

04:15when some countries, for example, buy different types of weapons.

04:19It is a strange scene.

04:22Yes, Dantesque.

04:24Of pre-civil war.

04:26Yes, and it is part of a propaganda of the Maduro regime

04:30to instill fear in the streets,

04:33to understand that the collectives that respond to the officialism

04:38are armed and will attack if necessary,

04:42before the various demonstrations.

04:45This, I reiterate, is not new, other opportunities have already occurred,

04:48but with short weapons.

04:50In this case, this type of rifle, which was used, look where,

04:53who used it?

04:55The FARC and the National Liberation Army in Colombia,

04:59in addition to Angola, Vietnam.

05:01Wait a minute, Cachito Javi, because we just met,

05:03we were just talking about the video, at least,

05:05one of the videos that the Bolivarian government has just broadcast,

05:12one of the videos that Maria Corina Machado recorded while she was detained.

05:17Remember, we just showed you the post,

05:20where from Venezuela, the opponents said,

05:24they forced her to record videos.

05:27This is one of those videos, let's listen.

05:30I'm fine, I'm safe.

05:33Today they arrested me.

05:35We left the concentration camp, wonderful.

05:38They chased me.

05:40My wallet fell off.

05:42The little blue wallet where I have my belongings,

05:45it fell on the street.

05:47And I'm fine, safe.

05:50And Venezuela will be free.

05:52I'm fine.

05:54Well, the strange thing about this video

05:56is that it was broadcast by the Venezuelan security forces,

06:03saying, well, I'm fine, my wallet fell off.

06:06The whole situation is very confusing.

06:08Very confusing, because at one point,

06:10they are the protesters themselves, what they say,

06:12that Maria Corina Machado, for whom there was a capture request,

06:15because you also have to remember that there was a capture request for her,

06:18she says, well, my wallet fell off.

06:20Everything is very confusing, but everything is very tense at the same time,

06:23because we just showed you the motorcycles with long guns,

06:29the distribution of long guns to the civilians,

06:33the leader who was in the clandestinity, who left,

06:36was in an act, was leaving,

06:38they arrested her, they released her,

06:40she recorded this video.

06:42The situation, by the way, is very confusing in Venezuela.

06:50And we go back to Argentina, because...

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