This is how Leopoldo López was blown away at Maduro; is already in Spain

Caracol Radio has followed the track of the politician and husband of Lilian Tintori leaving the Venezuelan territory and, while on Saturday he gave details of his arrival in Bogotá, this Sunday he said he had known “exclusively” the route he made to leave his country.

Leopoldo López had to use various means of transport and even walk in a section to be able to travel to Spain to meet again with his wife, children and other relatives, explained the radio frequency.

These are the 6 steps taken by the opposition leader to escape the regime of Nicolás Maduro, according to the station; There is no mention of a stopover in Aruba, as reported by La Patilla, citing a journalist.

1. He left in a vehicle from Caracas, Venezuela.
2. That car transported him to the entrance to a trail, “which is not known for safety reasons.”
3. At that point, he got on a motorcycle, which took him down “illegal roads.”
4. The motorcyclist brought him as close as he could and then Leopoldo López had to walk to Cúcuta, Colombia.
5. From Cúcuta, a private plane took him to Bogotá.
6. In Bogotá he took another flight to Spain.

Leopoldo López is already in Spain

After leaving Venezuela for Colombia, Maduro’s opposition leader traveled to Spain, a country to which he has already arrived, according to information provided by his father, Leopoldo López Gil.

“Yes, I can confirm that he is in Madrid,” Leopoldo López Gil, MEP for the Popular Party (PP, right), told AFP with emotion.

“The Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo López arrived in Madrid this Sunday and is at his parents’ house in the capital of Spain,” EFE added, indicating that the information was given by sources close to the Venezuelan opposition politician, of whom Juan spoke. Guaidó hours after his escape.

In Spain, López, who was a political prisoner of the Maduro government, will not only be with his parents, his wife Lilian Tintori and their three children, who reside in Madrid, but he could also meet other opposition leaders who left Venezuela, such as former mayor of Caracas Antonio Ledezma.