"Hoy, en demasiados hogares, la Navidad se vive con mesas vacías": Edmundo González pide por la libertad de los presos políticos
El líder opositor de Venezuela, Edmundo González Urrutia, difundió este miércoles un mensaje con motivo de la Navidad en el que llamó a la reflexión sobre la crisis que atraviesa el país y advirtió que las circunstancias actuales impiden vivir estas fechas con superficialidad, debido a las injusticias que afectan a miles de familias venezolanas. […]
TL;DR
- Edmundo González Urrutia delivered a Christmas message reflecting on Venezuela's crisis.
- He stated that current circumstances do not allow for superficial celebrations due to injustices affecting families.
- González Urrutia defined peace as a result of justice, democracy as a fundamental principle, and freedom as an unambiguous right.
- He noted that many homes experience empty tables due to the absence of unjustly detained individuals and economic precarity.
- These absences and deficiencies reflect a deeper crisis involving human rights violations and restrictions on freedoms.
- He called for maintaining hope based on the conviction that justice is possible and necessary for a more just and solidary society.
- He advocated for an end to abuses, respect for the rule of law, and national reconciliation based on truth.