Venezuelan opposition accuses Maduro of international isolation.

Amid an increasingly tense political scenario, the opposition in Venezuela has raised its voice, pointing to President Nicolás Maduro as an isolated leader facing international pressures following recent statements from prominent leaders such as Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Emmanuel Macron. The opposition political party, whose name was not revealed in the information circulated on social media, delivered a strong message to Maduro, expressing that he is "alone" and that even his closest allies cannot support his dictatorial actions. It was also warned that the international community will not tolerate the trampling of the popular will in the country again. The statements made by Lula and Macron, renowned political figures in Brazil and France respectively, have had a strong impact. Lula, in a joint appearance with Macron during an official visit to Brazil, described the veto of Corina Yoris' candidacy in Venezuela as "serious" and inexplicable, emphasizing the importance of conducting elections transparently with the participation of all political actors. The former Brazilian president stressed the need to restore normalcy in the Venezuelan electoral process, stating that during his meetings with Maduro, he had emphasized the importance of avoiding problems and ensuring a democratic process. In this context, the Venezuelan opposition has managed to provisionally register Edmundo González Urrutia as a candidate, with the possibility of being replaced starting from April 1st. Political tensions in Venezuela continue to rise, with the opposition denouncing obstacles and hindrances to participating in the elections, while the international community closely monitors the events in the South American country. With influential figures like Lula and Macron supporting electoral transparency and condemning actions that limit democratic participation, the pressure on Maduro's government seems to be increasing, leaving him in an increasingly isolated and questioned position internationally.