This Saturday, February 11, from the facilities of the PDVSA auditorium in Maturín, the swearing-in ceremony for the Monagas State political team, the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) and PSUV Youth, the State Political Council and municipal teams Maturín and Ezequiel Zamora, was held. .
The activity was directed by the first vice president of the PSUV, Diosdado Cabello, along with the political liaison Fidel Vásquez, the governor of Monagas, Ernesto Luna, and other members of the red awning team.
Diosdado Cabello, emphasized in his speech the importance of working in the most intricate places of Monagas to debate with the people, and build the next victories.
“The best times are yet to come, we must work without fainting, we have a people that lives in an energetic revolution, where the stateless will not break us, it will make us strong and unbreakable.”
He pointed out that one of the challenges that the Monagas state militancy has is to continue strengthening absolute unity in the face of the claims of sectors of the right to generate a fissure within the revolutionary forces in the entity.
“We must join forces to combat the blockade and the coercive and unilateral sanctions of the North American empire, we are fighting.”
He said that this oath has the importance of a very high spiritual content and commitment.
“The road traveled is not a small thing, they are not yesterday’s struggles, these struggles have a long history”, Diosdado Cabello.
Monagas has 58 thousand militants
In turn, the governor of Monagas asserted that, on behalf of the state’s revolutionary militancy, they are ready and willing to continue in the deployment process to debate with the people.
In this sense, Luna revealed that the structure in the eastern entity is made up of 58 thousand men and women registered, distributed and reviving the Revolution.
He said that Monagas has 8,955 streets, 1,414 communities and 536 UBCh, 44 parish teams, 13 municipal political teams, and a state team, which has a significant presence of militants, who remain permanently deployed bringing responses to the people. .
“We continue to have an organized, moralized, articulate and armored political militancy, so that we can face the battles that are to come,” said Ernesto Luna.
In this way, the people of Monagu swore with their hands on their hearts to continue the consolidation of the revolutionary and socialist project of Hugo Rafael Chávez Frías.
Militancy willing to continue with the unity and struggle of the revolution
Mauricio Lara, head of the UBCh in Ezequiel Zamora, indicated that this act represents the loyalty of a solid and balanced revolution.
“We are here swearing in the new teams to follow a unique loyalty that is what Chávez taught us, long live Chávez Damn.”
On the other hand, Mrs. Indira Salazar, street boss in Maturín, also swore allegiance to the revolution.
“We continue the revolutionaries building the necessary victories to maintain the legacy of Commander Hugo Chávez.”
