On the seventh day, Franklin Gomez and Daniel Prado, along with Oswaldo de los Santos, continue their hunger strike outside the United Nations headquarters in New York. They seek justice and democracy for Venezuela, a country they believe belongs to its people. Despite warnings from UN officials, they persist in their quest for international attention.
The trio wants the Security Council to hold a special session under the Arria formula to present their case and shed light on the situation in Venezuela. As exiles from their homeland, they share harrowing stories of persecution and injustice.
Despite facing challenges and skepticism, Franklin, Daniel, and Oswaldo remain resolute in their mission to bring change to Venezuela. Their hunger strike symbolizes the ongoing struggle for freedom and democracy in their country.
The Venezuelan diaspora, activists, and supporters rally around them, providing strength and solidarity in their fight against tyranny. The determination of these individuals serves as a beacon of hope for a brighter future for Venezuela.