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Venezuelan STJ magistrate appeals to disobedience against the regime and Donald Trump

RTP Notícias11 September 2026 at 07:30

A magistrate from the Venezuelan Supreme Court of Justice (STJ), Blanca Rosa Mármol de León, announced this Thursday the intention to run for president of the country. The magistrate urged the Venezuelan population to "take to the streets without fear", in an appeal to civil disobedience against the regime. She is a dissenting voice from within the Venezuelan judicial power itself, who publicly positions herself against the current government. The article also mentions that Blanca Rosa Mármol de León appeals to disobedience against the regime and references Donald Trump, although no further details are provided about this connection. This candidacy arises in a context of political tension in Venezuela, with a magistrate openly challenging the established power.

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