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Estefania Parra Anselmi, coordinator of Voluntad Popular International, and Alberto Isaac Perez Levy; at training workshops in Madrid. 











Alberto Isaac Perez Levy on Cadena SER





Alberto Isaac Perez Levy at the Spanish Congress of Deputies

José Ramón García Hernández, Spain's ambassador to Croatia, together with Alberto Isaac Pérez Levy.

Iñaki Anasagasti, Senator of Spain, together with Alberto Isaac Pérez Levy.

Ignacio Fernández Toxo, General Secretary of Comisiones Obreras, together with Alberto Isaac Pérez Levy.



Cándido Méndez, General Secretary of the General Union of Workers, together with Alberto Isaac Pérez Levy.



Alberto Isaac Perez Levy un the early days of Primero Justicia political party in Venezuela

Ukrainian protesters in Madrid with Alberto Isaac Perez Levy

Rubén Darío Vega Arias, a member of the Spanish Congress, together with Alberto Isaac Perez Levy.

Ramón Lopez Colina, Deputy of the Venezuelan National Assembly, with Alberto Isaac Perez Levy in Doral, South Florida, United States.

Ramón Guillermo Aveledo, Secretary of Venezuela's Democratic Unity Roundtable, together with Alberto Isaac Pérez Levy, Secretary of the Democratic Unity Roundtable in Madrid.

Alberto Isaac Perez Levy in St. Peter's Square, Vatican City.

Alberto Isaac Perez Levy in St. Peter's Square, Vatican City.

Alberto Isaac Perez Levy with Members of the European Parliament Luis de Grandes and Beatriz Becerra at the European Parliament, presenting over 6,000 signatures denouncing the Maduro regime.





Alberto Isaac Perez Levy alongside Mercedes Vasquez Antonioni of *Venezuela Somos Todos*. From there, we would go on to deliver more than 125,000 signatures to the European Parliament, the International Criminal Court, the Organization of American States, and the United Nations.

Alberto Isaac Perez Levy with the Prime Minister of Spain, Mariano Rajoy.

Alberto Isaac Perez Levy with Marcel Granier, president of RCTV.

Alberto Isaac Perez Levy with the Mayor of Madrid, Manuela Carmena.



Alberto Isaac Perez Levy, as a candidate, alongside Leopoldo Lopez Mendoza at the start of the 2005 municipal election campaign in Venezuela.











Alberto Isaac Perez Levy with the President of the Community of Madrid, Cristina Cifuentes, at Madrid's Puerta del Sol.

Alberto Isaac Perez Levy at the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party Congress

Alberto Isaac Perez Levy alongside the former Minister of Defense of the Kingdom of Spain, Carme Chacón.



Alberto Isaac Perez Levy with the Venezuelan ambassador to Madrid, Antonio Ecarri.

Alberto Isaac Perez Levy with Alberto Federico Ravell in Caracas, demonstrating for RCTV and freedom of expression.

Alberto Isaac Perez Levy with Albert Rivera at the Spanish Congress of Deputies.







Alberto Isaac Perez Levy demonstrating in Madrid for Venezuela's political prisoners, alongside Isadora Zubillaga, Tamara Suju, Cayetana Alvarez de Toledo, Beatriz Becerra, William Cardenas, and Jose Ramon Garcia Hernandez.





Alberto Isaac Perez Levy at the offices of the Ciudadanos parliamentary group in the Spanish Congress.





Alberto Isaac Perez Levy, together with Chacao Mayor Leopoldo Lopez Mendoza, celebrating Los Palmeros.



Alberto Isaac Perez Levy at the setup for the primary elections in Madrid.

Alberto Isaac Perez Levy with Primero Justicia activists in Maracaibo, Venezuela.



Alberto Isaac Perez Levy with Steyci Escalona outside the European Parliament in Brussels.

Alberto Isaac Perez Levy at the European Parliament

Alberto Isaac Perez Levy with the Palmeros de Chacao.

Alberto Isaac Perez Levy with members of Voluntad Popular during the Venezuelan elections in Madrid.



Alberto Isaac Perez Levy: massive march of Venezuelans on Madrid's Gran Vía.



Alberto Isaac Perez Levy with President Felipe González.





Alberto Isaac Perez Levy with Venezuelans affected by COVID at the Madrid Red Cross.





Alberto Isaac Perez Levy with journalist Sasha Ackerman on *Cotiza*.









Alberto Isaac Perez Levy at the offices of the Caracas Metropolitan Mayor's Office Prefecture.



Alberto Isaac Perez Levy with Yoani Sánchez at a forum in the Palacio de Cibeles.



Alberto Isaac Perez Levy collecting medicines for Venezuela in Spain.

Alberto Isaac Perez Levy with Nobel Prize in Literature laureate Mario Vargas Llosa.

Alberto Isaac Perez Levy presenting trophies at the Comprehensive Community Sports event in Pinto Salinas.



Alberto Isaac Perez Levy outside the Venezuelan National Assembly during protests against the constitutional reform.







Alberto Isaac Perez Levy, credentials as Secretary of the El Recreo Civil Headquarters in Caracas.

Alberto Isaac Perez Levy on Televisión Española (TVE) discussing the earthquakes in Venezuela.

Alberto Isaac Perez Levy with Ramon Lopez Colina at the Presidential Campaign Headquarters.

Alberto Isaac Perez Levy alongside Ramon Guillermo Aveledo



Alberto Isaac Perez Levy with MEP Elisabetta Gardini at a meeting with Venezuelans at the European Parliament.

Alberto Isaac Perez Levy campaigning for the European Parliament elections.

Alberto Isaac Perez Levy presenting the Venezuelan case at the European Parliament.







Alberto Isaac Perez Levy alongside Carolina Herrera, Boris Izaguirre, and the team of Venezuelans urging people to vote.



Alberto Isaac Perez Levy during the 2008 election campaign















Alberto Isaac Perez Levy protesting outside the Venezuelan Attorney General's Office.

Alberto Isaac Perez Levy, together with Timoteo Zambrano, establishing the Democratic Unity Roundtable in Madrid.














Alberto Isaac Perez Levy volunteering for the Kamala-Harris U.S. presidential campaign at the Democratic Party headquarters in Broward, Florida.

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