In the small town of Sabana de Mendoza, Venezuelan opposition figure María Corina Machado continues her campaign efforts despite being barred from the upcoming election on July 28. Machado, known for her charisma and popularity, has been rallying support for Edmundo González Urrutia, the chosen candidate of the chief opposition coalition.
Although many supporters are unfamiliar with González, they express a desire for change and hope that a new leader will bring improvements for their community. González, a former diplomat with a background in international relations, is set to launch his campaign soon and is expected to rely on various opposition leaders as surrogates.
