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Nombre del archivo: Edmundo González Urrutia Addressed Venezuelan Exiles at Casa Rosada
Descripción: Buenos Aires, Argentina - January 4, 2025: Javier Milei, President of Argentina, and Edmundo González Urrutia, the self-proclaimed "elected president" of Venezuela, with his wife Mercedes López (R), appear on the balcony of the Casa Rosada during a bilateral meeting. González Urrutia was welcomed by a large crowd of Venezuelan exiles in the Plaza de Mayo and addressed them alongside Milei. The meeting marked a controversial moment as Milei officially recognized González Urrutia over Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela's current president, criticized internationally for alleged corruption and human rights violations. Discussions focused on the plight of Venezuelan exiles, asylum seekers at the Argentine embassy in Caracas, and regional security concerns. This recognition has further polarized international opinion on Venezuela's ongoing crisis. (Photo by UNAR Photo/Sipa USA)
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Título: Edmundo González Urrutia Addressed Venezuelan Exiles at Casa Rosada
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ARGENTINA-Edmundo González Urrutia meets
Buenos Aires, Argentina – January 4, 2025: Javier Milei, President of Argentina, and Edmundo González Urrutia the self-proclaimed «elected president» of Venezuela, with his wife Mercedes López appear on the balcony of the Casa Rosada during a bilateral meeting. González Urrutia was welcomed by a large crowd of Venezuelan exiles in the Plaza de Mayo and addressed them alongside Milei. The meeting marked a controversial moment as Milei officially recognized González Urrutia over Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela’s current president, criticized internationally for alleged corruption and human rights violations. Discussions focused on the plight of Venezuelan exiles, asylum seekers at the Argentine embassy in Caracas, and regional security concerns. This recognition has further polarized international opinion on Venezuela’s ongoing crisis. (Photo by UNAR Photo/Sipa USA)




















