“In jail I learned that agreements can be reached in confrontation”

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Juan Requesens: A Symbol of Resistance Against Maduro’s Tyranny

For years, Juan Requesens has emerged as a bold voice in the fight against the oppressive regime of Nicolás Maduro. Since his teenage years, he has faced Chavista tyranny head-on, becoming a beacon of hope for his fellow Venezuelans. In 2014, Requesens captured the spotlight as an indomitable student leader during fierce anti-government protests.

His political career skyrocketed in 2016 when he took his place in the National Assembly. Tragically, by 2018, Requesens was arrested, accused of orchestrating a desperate drone attack against Maduro. This heinous accusation showcased the regime’s brutal attempts to silence dissent.

A Political Prisoner Transformed

Serving time behind bars, Requesens transformed into a powerful symbol of resistance. His release in 2023 marked a pivotal moment in the ongoing struggle against the tyrannical Maduro government. Now, as Venezuela braces for regional elections on May 25, which coincide with parliamentary elections, Requesens is ready to take on the governorate of Miranda—one of the nation’s most populous and vital states!

“When was he in prison imagined by applying to a public office?”

Requesens responded with passion: “Being president of Venezuela is a dream, but I never imagined that I would become a candidate for governor from a prison cell.” His commitment is unwavering, driven by his desire to return to Venezuela and see his children once again, who now reside abroad.

Confronting Election Fraud Head-On

He confronted the looming shadows of fraud that have plagued previous elections: “I promise to fight… but we need to vote!” Requesens urges fellow citizens not to shy away from these critical elections, despite the regime’s past attempts to rig the system. The stakes are high; it’s not just about voting but reclaiming democracy!

Mobilization: Requesens vows to mobilize citizens against election rigging.
Transparency: He demands the publication of results, regardless of government obstruction.
Unity: His focus is on building a united front against repression.

Facing the Risks

“I think politicians have to be more responsible.”

Requesens speaks with grit and determination, especially when addressing the specter of repression that looms over him. He is not naive; he knows too well the risks involved in challenging Maduro’s regime. “Do I fear returning to jail? Absolutely,” he admits. This brave leader stands firm in his resolve—he will continue to fight for the rights of the Venezuelan people.

As we gear up for these critical elections, the question remains: Will Requesens’ participation break the cycle of tyranny, or will the regime’s heavy hand crush hope once again? The future of Venezuela hangs in the balance.

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