US EditionVenezuela denies that opposition members left country under international rescue operation
- Venezuelan opposition members sheltered in the Argentine ambassador's residence in Caracas left after more than a year, arriving in the United States in early 2025.
- The Venezuelan government denied that their departure was part of an international rescue operation, contradicting the U.S. State Department and opposition claims describing it as such.
- Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello stated the movement of the group was negotiated with the government, noting one member left months earlier and that only four remained after that departure.
- The group included opposition figures like Maria Corina Machado’s campaign manager and Fernando Martinez, a former cabinet minister, who left the compound in mid-December and appeared before prosecutors.
- Authorities loyal to the ruling party issued arrest warrants against the six for alleged violent acts aimed at destabilizing Venezuela, while diplomatic tensions remain between Venezuela and Argentina.
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Venezuela denies opposition members left country during rescue operation
CARACAS, Venezuela -- Venezuela's government on Wednesday acknowledged for the first time that members of the country's opposition left the Argentine diplomatic compound where they had sheltered for over a year, but it denied that their arrival to the United States occurred under an international rescue operation as characterized by the political faction and the U.S. State Department.
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