US EditionGonzález Urrutia: At the Moment "There Are No Conditions" to Swear to Me
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Opposition leader Edmundo González Urrutia asserted this Friday, June 6, that he has not returned to the country, after remaining in exile in Spain since last year, to take the oath of office as "president-elect" because "at this time there are no conditions to do so." "I am one of those who maintain that the swearing-in will take place when the conditions are right, when we can go to Venezuela and take the oath of office, the taking of office a…
Opposition leader Edmundo González Urrutia said on Friday, June 6, that he has not returned to the country, after being exiled in Spain since last year, to exercise his swearing-in as “elected president” because “at this moment there are no conditions to do so.” “I am one of those who maintain that the swearing-in will take place when the conditions for doing so are given, when it is possible to go to Venezuela and do the swearing-in, taking the…
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