The initiative was submitted by the Casal d'Amistat Catalano Cubana de Terrassa and the local Bolivarian Committee. These organizations called for the council to denounce what they described as a coup d'état and a violation of international law, claiming the January operation caused over 100 deaths.
“"Peace is not defended with bombs; it is defended with law, diplomacy, prevention, and mediation."
The motion failed to pass as the majority of political parties in the plenary session voted against its main points, which included demands for the release of Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores, and criticism of European Union inaction.
The Association of Venezuelans in Terrassa (ASOVENTE) also attended the session, protesting against the Maduro regime. They argued the motion ignored the human rights violations and the economic collapse that has forced millions of Venezuelans into exile.
