Juan Requesens
Juan Requesens is a Venezuelan opposition leader and politician known for his active role during the protests of 2014. He was recently expelled from the Primero Justicia party along with Henrique Capriles and others, accused of undermining the party's unity by announcing intentions to participate in upcoming elections. Requesens' expulsion underscores the ongoing tensions within the Venezuelan opposition amid a challenging political environment.
Born on Oct 16, 1989 (35 years old)
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Venezuela:
Juan Requesens acknowledged his failure to attract enough voters in the election.
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Honduras:
Juan Requesens is an opposition politician who called for unity among anti-chavistas.
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United Kingdom:
Juan Requesens was jailed by the Maduro government for allegedly participating in a drone attack on the president.
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Venezuela:
Juan Requesens decided to present his candidacy despite the opposition's rejection of the elections.
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Panama:
Juan Requesens was noted as one of the politicians who decided to run in the elections despite opposition.
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Venezuela:
Juan Requesens is a former deputy who is mentioned as part of the opposition bloc participating in the elections.
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Argentina:
Juan Requesens is a candidate for the governorship of Miranda who spoke about not giving up.
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Venezuela:
Juan Requesens, a former deputy, also chose to participate in the elections.
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Venezuela:
Juan Requesens is part of the minority group of the opposition participating in the elections.
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Paraguay:
Former deputy Juan Requesens was part of the minority group that chose to run in the elections.
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