The president of the Venezuelan National Assembly, Jorge Rodriguez, said that former candidate Edmundo Gonzalez, before leaving for Spain, requested a meeting with members of the National Government at the Spanish Embassy. teleSUR
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00:00The previous days that Edmundo González left the country, we were contacted by people close
00:13to Mr. González Urrutia for holding talks with President Nicolás Maduro about the desire
00:24that Edmundo Urrutia has regarding abandoning the country.
00:30And so we initiated the contacts with those people, and then he later commissioned Vice
00:41President Delcy RodrĂguez for her to be her representative in the conversations with Mr.
00:48González Urrutia.
00:52Then we had direct talks with Mr. González Urrutia by phone conversations and personal
01:04conversations between Mr. González Urrutia, who invited us the night before departing
01:12Venezuela to hold talks in the Spanish embassy to Caracas.
01:20As gossips are broadcasted, well, here it is, I show the letter duly signed by Mr.
01:35Edmundo González Urrutia.
01:38At first I am going to show you his signature, and then there you see Edmundo González Urrutia,
01:47the ID 20,000,003, and my signature as received as a witness in the act of signing.
02:04And then you see on the first page, you see the signature of Mr. González Urrutia and
02:12my signature.
02:15This is the original letter that Mr. González Urrutia sent me, Citizen RodrĂguez GĂłmez,
02:27President of the National Assembly.
02:30There you see the first letters, the first words are noticeable because he recognizes
02:44the National Assembly of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, elected in December 2020, which
02:53have a duration of five years as all legislative terms that were approved by the Bolivarian
03:04Constitution of Venezuela.
03:06Jorge RodrĂguez GĂłmez, President of the National Assembly.
03:10There you see it is not said Juan GuaidĂł or any other opposition member.
03:18And so that is pointed out by González Urrutia.
03:22I directed to you on my condition as a Venezuelan citizen on the duly time to refer to the events
03:33that happened after the July 28th elections.
03:40And so there's another news.
03:47The National Electoral Council, as González Urrutia highlighted, issued the results of
03:54presidential elections of July 28th, 2024.
04:01I pointed it out because many media outlets and foreign governments, enemies of the free
04:10independent revolution of Venezuela, they insist on saying that the National Electoral
04:18Council has not issued any results.
04:22And even González Urrutia recognized that the National Electoral Council issued results.
04:29And then, as it is of your knowledge, on August 20, 2024, the Supreme Court of Justice issued
04:45a final judgment about the contentious appeal filed by Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro
04:55before the controversy emerged after the presidential elections.