The Executive Vice President of the Republic, Delcy Rodríguez, disclosed the letter sent by President Nicolás Maduro to Donald Trump, where he reveals “the irrefutable truth of Venezuela”, supported by maps and scientific data endorsed by international organizations, evidencing “our homeland is a free territory of any illicit activity.”
In the letter, President Maduro reminded Trump for conversations with his special envoy Rick Grenelll, where Venezuela’s impeccable history was announced in the fight against international illicit drug trafficking.
In addition, the Venezuelan head of state warned that it is sought, with fake news and undercover operations, attack Venezuela, so he urged the US counterpart to unite wills to defeat the campaign of lies “that fill a relationship with noise that has to be historical and peaceful, as our Liberator Simón Bolívar visualized.”
It should be noted that on September 5, President Nicolás Maduro cataloged the reports that pass to President Trump about Venezuela, while making it clear that “Venezuela has always expressed a willingness to dialogue, but also as we are willing to talk, we demand respect for our country and for our people, since We will continue defending the truth of Venezuelacost what it costs »
Through her Telegram account, the Executive Vice President of the Republic, Delcy Rodríguez stressed that on September 6 the letter was delivered, to a South American intermediary to send her to her recipient, but that in view of the fact that it was partially filtered by US means, “the Venezuelan government assumes responsibility” to publicly publicize its content, with the graphics and maps that Venezuela shows It is a territory of peace that fights tirelessly against drug trafficking.
Rodríguez ratified that “the military threat against Venezuela, the Caribbean and South America must cease, and the proclamation of the Peace Zone of the CELAC must be respected.”
Finally, Vice President Rodríguez said that “Venezuela, in perfect popular, military and police union, will continue to defend her right to sovereignty, peace and the sacred legacy of our Liberator Simón Bolívar.”
