The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yván Gil, reaffirmed “before the world that Venezuela has not been, it is not, nor will it be a threat to none” and emphasized: “They do not frighten us threats or lies or cannons”
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yván Gil, said before the United Nations General Assembly (UN) that his country “is not a threat to any nation” and denounced that the United States has an absolutely illegal and totally immoral military deployment that violates the Charter of the United Nations Organization, the rights of Venezuela as a State and even the US laws themselves. “
During his speech Before the UN General Assembly, in New York, last Friday, September 26, he said: “We reaffirm the world that Venezuela has not been, it is not, nor will it be a threat to none.”
The Foreign Minister’s statements arise in the middle of the growing tension between Washington and Caracas after the naval deployment of the Donald Trump administration in the Caribbean to fight drug trafficking. However, US military actions seek, according to Venezuelan authorities, a “regime change.”
In this sense, Gil thanked the support he described as “majority” and “overwhelming” of the governments of the world; In particular, of the CELAC, the BRICs and the movement of non -aligned countries, which affirmed “have rejected these immoral threats and have supported Venezuelan democracy and the right of Venezuela to peace and development.”
Yván Gil held before the UN that, like Venezuela “, he cannot be accused of having weapons of mass destruction or nuclear weapons,” against the nation “invent vulgar and perverse lies”, “to justify a millionaire military threat,” which crossed out “atrocious, extravagant and immoral.”
«The Venezuelan people love peace and that is why they are always lending to defend it. They do not frighten us threats or lies or cannons, ”added Foreign Minister in the UN, who ratified his commitment to build a world of respect for international law” without hegemonic or warrior empires. “
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*Journalism in Venezuela is exercised in a hostile environment for the press with dozens of legal instruments arranged for the punishment of the word, especially the laws “against hatred”, “against fascism” and “against blockade.” This content was written taking into consideration the threats and limits that, consequently, have been imposed on the dissemination of information from within the country.
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