Aristóbulo Iztúriz

After finishing his term as mayor (having lost his re-election bid to Antonio Ledezma), he became co-presenter of the Globovisión television show Blanco y Negro.[citation needed] In 1997, together with other ex-Radical Cause members, he co-founded Homeland for All (Patria Para Todos, PPT), which in the 1998 presidential election decided to support Hugo Chávez.In 2008 Istúriz was the pro-Chávez Patriotic Alliance's candidate for Mayor of Caracas; he was narrowly defeated.[6] He remained in office for one year, until Tareck El Aissami was appointed to succeed him on 4 January 2017.[10][11] Canada's foreign affairs department said the sanctions were for behaviors that undermined democracy after at least 125 people were killed in the 2017 Venezuelan protests and "in response to the government of Venezuela's deepening descent into dictatorship"; Chrystia Freeland, Foreign Minister said, "Canada will not stand by silently as the government of Venezuela robs its people of their fundamental democratic rights.
Spanish namesurnameNicolás MaduroElías JauaConstituent AssemblyDelcy RodríguezElvis AmorosoTania DíazVice President of VenezuelaJorge ArreazaTareck El AissamiAnzoáteguiTarek William SaabCuriepeMirandaCaracasUnited Socialist Party of VenezuelaAlma materConstituent Assembly of VenezuelaUniversidad Central de VenezuelaAcción DemocráticaCapital DistrictRadical CauseLibertador MunicipalityAntonio LedezmaGlobovisiónHomeland for AllHugo ChávezMinister of Education2012 regional electionsran againopen-heart surgeryCanada sanctioned 40 Venezuelan officials2017 Venezuelan protestsChrystia FreelandMembers of the 1999 National Constituent Assembly of VenezuelaMembers of the 2017 National Constituent Assembly of VenezuelaSanctions during the Venezuelan crisisState protectorEuropa PressEl UniversalClaudio FermínAdán ChávezTarek SaabSimón Bolívar, Anzoátegui