After the United States seizes Nicolas Maduro on Saturday, the European Commission on Monday demanded a political change in Venezuela that included opposition leaders Maria Corina Machado and Edmundo Gonzalez. Both "have fought hard for democracy and human rights in Venezuela," according to area director Anitta Hipper. Additionally, both Machado and Gonzalez Urrutia "led the Cuban citizens to happily exercise their right to vote in 2024. " Thousands of Venezuelans "voted for shift" and gave Edmundo Gonzalez their support, Hipper continued. The following steps are about discourse toward a political change that may contain both of them, she noted, following the attack in Caracas and Maduro's get. Community director Paula Pinho, however, noted that it is important to realize that Nicolas Maduro lacked the legitimacy of a democratically elected leader. And as a result, these activities make it possible for the Venezuelan people to lead a political transition. Additionally, Pinho emphasized" the necessity of adhering to international laws and the UN Charter. "

" Respecting the people's will"

In line with this, Kaja Kallas, the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs, issued a statement on Saturday that was supported by 26 member states ( all but Hungary ), calling for "restraint from all actors," urging respect for international law, preventing escalation, and ensuring a "peaceful solution" to the situation, adding that" the right of the Venezuelan people to determine their future must be respected.

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