Orlando Avendaño stated that Indira Urbaneja had threatened Venezuelans with civil war and described her as a persecutor of chavismo. https://t.co/tw7LC4NgHP #Venezuela #Chavismo #GuerraCivil (translated)
Orlando Avendaño
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Venezuelan journalist
Orlando Avendaño accused Karvajalino, whom he described as one of the main propagandists of the Chavista regime and labeled a criminal and communist, of echoing the claims made by Valentina and her Spanish employer against him and María Corina. Avendaño presented those claims as irrational and stated that the coordination between them was evident. https://t.co/Wa0haBlcMS #Venezuela #Chavismo #Política (translated)
Orlando Avendaño wrote that on October 22, 2026, three years would have passed since the milestone of the primaries and that the claim for freedom remained intact. He stated that Venezuelans were taking to the streets to support a transition and maintained that the date of the election would also be the date of liberation. https://t.co/cOnzXcvgWa #Venezuela #Libertad #Transición (translated)
Orlando Avendaño stated that newly arrived foreigners, whom he described as poorly paid because they are cheap, intended to tell Venezuelans to keep quiet and stop fighting for what, according to him, they had been sacrificing for 27 years. He added that they had made a mistake and warned that it would cost them dearly for having sold their dignity. #Venezuela #Dignidad #Lucha (translated)
Orlando Avendaño wrote that President Javier Milei had expressed his support for Republican Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar for her re-election. He added that he was the third international leader to do so, after María Corina Machado and Abelardo de la Espriella. https://t.co/Gflpm5UOFW #Política #Elecciones2024 #ApoyoPolítico (translated)
Orlando Avendaño noted that María Corina Machado appeared on the cover of the Salvadoran newspaper La Prensa Gráfica and stated that the date of the election would mark the liberation of Venezuela. https://t.co/RNxLGLwMTB #VenezuelaLibertad #MaríaCorinaMachado #EleccionesVenezuela (translated)
Orlando Avendaño stated that Alejandro Betancourt, through his Spanish representative, was seeking to hire low-cost influencers and buy media that he described as pirate to improve his image and harm María Corina Machado. He described the strategy as "crude." #AlejandroBetancourt #Influencia #MaríaCorinaMachado (translated)
Orlando Avendaño stated that, after reading the interview, it was absolutely false that there was an alleged complaint and called for seriousness. #Entrevista #Falsedad #Seriedad (translated)
Orlando Avendaño reported that the spokesperson for the State Department indicated that new conversations had begun in Venezuela the day before. According to the spokesperson, the United States wanted a free, prosperous, and allied Venezuela, for the benefit of the citizens of both countries. https://t.co/y8nfsZh37A #Venezuela #Diplomacia #EstadosUnidos (translated)
Orlando Avendaño reported, citing ABC, that diplomat Paolo Zampolli had been removed from his position at the State Department and dismissed from the Trump administration. According to Avendaño, Zampolli had attempted to harm Undersecretary Christopher Landau by claiming that his support for María Corina's return to Venezuela was against the interests of the United States. #Política #Venezuela #EEUU (translated)
Orlando Avendaño stated that those who shared a bill that he labeled as false, with the intention of maliciously harming María Corina Machado, had been exposed by Cazamos Fake News as being functional to chavismo. #FakeNews #Venezuela #MaríaCorinaMachado (translated)
Orlando Avendaño wrote that, according to the Atlas Intel survey and its regional measurement, María Corina Machado was the highest-rated political leader in Latin America. https://t.co/Ihub27M1gv #Latinoamérica #Política #MaríaCorinaMachado (translated)
Orlando Avendaño reported that Jorge Rodríguez, brother of Delcy, had been removed from the OFAC sanctions list in the United States. https://t.co/sgqeCfnxIN #Sanciones #EEUU #Venezuela (translated)
Orlando Avendaño pointed out that a September survey by Atlas Intel for Bloomberg placed support for María Corina Machado at 62%, nearly 10 points higher. He also stated that she was by far the most popular political leader in Venezuela. https://t.co/BPZH5WzG9b #Venezuela #Política #Encuesta (translated)
Orlando Avendaño wrote that President Abelardo de la Espriella had expressed his support for Republican Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar for her reelection to Congress. He added that he was the second major leader to do so, after María Corina Machado. https://t.co/M6HsWaCxzD #Política #Elecciones2024 #Apoyo (translated)
Orlando Avendaño stated that Bloomberg had pointed out Tareck El Aissami and Maikel Moreno as the next to be extradited to the United States. https://t.co/MtD8bcXJHN #Extradición #Venezuela #Justicia (translated)
Orlando Avendaño wrote that the United States had inaugurated the "Lincoln Plaza" in the Baruta municipality, in Caracas, Venezuela. https://t.co/AwJuhcs3jK #Venezuela #Caracas #PlazaLincoln (translated)
Orlando Avendaño stated that Maikel Moreno, former president of the chavista TSJ, was responsible for numerous crimes and a fugitive from U.S. justice. He said that Moreno was in Venezuela, anticipated new extraditions, and maintained that his lack of arrest was unusual, although he assured that he would be arrested. https://t.co/rCOuusaBuZ #Venezuela #Justicia #Extradición (translated)
Orlando Avendaño wrote that, according to a revelation from El Español, Delcy Rodríguez delivered gold ingots and coins to Ábalos, then minister of Pedro Sánchez, during the meeting in January 2020 at the Barajas airport, which he described as disgraceful. https://t.co/uWNPULg5r9 #Oro #Escándalo #Venezuela (translated)
Orlando Avendaño reported that the U.S. Attorney General, Todd Blanche, had announced the arrest of Álvaro Pulido, a partner of Alex Saab, and that Pulido was in U.S. custody. Avendaño noted that Pulido was accused of participating in a bribery and money laundering scheme linked to the Maduro regime. #Justicia #Corrupción #Venezuela (translated)
