“Comanditos” continue to resign and join governors, mayors and opposition leaders who reject La Sayo's violent plans

Published at: 27/07/2024 09:30 AM

Just one day before the elections, there are still resignation within the structure of opposition extremism, as well as distancing from state and municipal leaders who, after learning about the violent plans of the promoters of the imperialist candidate and the sanctions, have decided to call for a vote for President Nicolás Maduro.

This Saturday, new resignation shakes the opposition ranks after the decision of members of the “commandos” of Vente Venezuela from the parish of Idelfonso Vásquez in Maracaibo became known, the reasons for this abandonment are due to dissatisfaction with the opposition leadership.

In addition, other leaders of Vente Venezuela and those responsible for the 600K Network in the state of Táchira, resigned from their positions on Saturday, declaring that they failed to comply with the logistics of the so-called commanditos, opposition networks that seek to capture votes.

On the other hand, leaders of Vente Venezuela and Comanditos in the state of Zulia, of the Faith and Hope Command in Maracaibo, also resigned their positions because they had been promised “false things”.

In general, when the leaders resigned, they pointed out that the 600K Command is a total disaster and they feel disappointed and used.

Another resignation that shook the Venezuelan right in the last few hours was the decision of the opposition governors elected by the Bureau of Democratic Unity (MUD), in the states of Nueva Esparta and Cojedes, Morel Rodríguez and Alberto Galíndez, who invited the Venezuelan people to vote for the candidate Nicolás Maduro, in the presidential elections that will take place this Sunday, July 28.

In a message issued on his account on the social network Instagram, Rodríguez highlighted the cooperation and support provided by the National Executive, headed by the president and candidate for re-election, Nicolás Maduro, in favor of the entity.

In addition, Governor Adeco Galíndez invited the people of Cojedeño to vote for the candidate of the Great Patriotic Pole (GPP), Nicolás Maduro, who recognized the cooperation and support provided by Maduro, in favor of the governing entity.

Meanwhile, the opposition leader Carlos Prosperi did the same just a week ago when he publicly announced at a press conference his support for the re-election of President Nicolás Maduro.

In his message, Prosperi presented allegations of aggression, destabilizing actions and corruption in opposition groups, and presented evidence.

Other senior opposition leaders who hold mayoral positions also backed away from Humberto González's candidacy, such as Jesús Méndez and Eduardo Decrete, mayors of the municipalities of Píritu in Anzoátegui and Samuel Darío Maldonado in Táchira, respectively, who not only announced their resignation from the opposition parties but also expressed their support for the re-election of President Nicolás Maduro.

But these were not the only local leaders who deserted the opposition and their candidate, but also in the states of Barinas, Cojedes, Guárico and Trujillo, 9 more mayors announced their resignation from the opposition to join the re-election campaign of President Nicolás Maduro.

These leaders denounced and rejected any attempt to return to political disputes and violence as a means to achieve power.

For his part, the President of the Republic and Candidate of the Great Patriotic Pole Simon Bolivar, Nicolás Maduro, offered his support to the mayors' decision and reiterated his call for dialogue and consensus to preserve the country's unity, peace and economic growth.

Mazo News Team