Julio Borges
Julio Borges is a Venezuelan politician and former president of the National Assembly, known for his opposition to the government of Nicolás Maduro. He has been a prominent figure in the Venezuelan opposition movement and has played a significant role in advocating for democratic reforms and human rights in Venezuela. Recently, he was mentioned in the news as part of a group of opposition leaders accused by Jorge Rodríguez of celebrating the end of a license that allowed Chevron to operate in Venezuela.
Born on Aug 22, 1970 (55 years old)
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Greece:
Julio Borges, a veteran of the opposition living in exile in Spain, estimates that Venezuela's overall operational readiness is only 30% to 40%.
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Colombia:
Julio Borges is a Venezuelan opposition leader in exile who praised Maria Corina Machado's resilience against the Maduro regime.
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Venezuela:
Julio Borges stated that the Nobel awarded to Machado highlights that dictatorships can be defeated by moral leadership.
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Venezuela:
Cabello mentioned Julio Borges as part of the group he accuses of deceiving their followers.
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Venezuela:
Julio Borges criticized Colombian President Gustavo Petro for sharing a video that defends Nicolás Maduro.
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Colombia:
Julio Borges is a Venezuelan political leader in exile who supports the U.S. decision to increase the reward for Maduro.
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Dominican Republic:
Julio Borges is mentioned as being involved in the alleged plan against Nicolás Maduro.
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Venezuela:
Julio Borges is a Venezuelan opposition politician in exile who accused Maduro of promoting violence in Colombia.
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Venezuela:
Julio Borges is accused by Maduro of being involved in a supposed coup plan.
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Venezuela:
Julio Borges, junto con Leopoldo López y María Corina Machado, pidió sanciones que, según Rodríguez, fueron para deteriorar el estado de bienestar en Venezuela.
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