In the Plaza Bolívar de Coro (Miranda municipality) in the state of Falcón, a forum was held this Wednesday to reaffirm support for President Nicolás Maduro, regarding the three months of the great popular victory of the revolution obtained in the presidential elections.
The joy, excitement and enthusiasm of the revolutionaries was felt with the chanting of slogans, songs and sharing with the political leadership of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela in the region.
An open-air gallery was shown with photographs of the visit of the national leader to the capital city of Falcón, which demonstrates the support that the Falconian people gave to the Head of State during his visit.
The Secretary of Government, Marelys Castro, representing Governor Víctor Clark, led the forum in which various sectors of the forces that make life in the region joined together to say with one voice that Falcón is a revolutionary.
In his words, Castro related the characteristics of the Liberator Simón Bolívar when he was named “The Man of Difficulties” with those of Nicolás Maduro, because despite the multiple attempts by imperialism, fascism and the extreme right to snatch the power granted by the people, the President continues to lead the paths of the revolution and preserve the legacy of Eternal Commander Hugo Chávez.
“To talk about Maduro is to remember the maxim of our Liberator Simón Bolívar, the man of difficulties, because when the right had a destabilizing agenda, we achieved a victory for Venezuela, that is why today these men and women tell the world that there is people to spend time with the President and our governor Víctor Clark,” he stated.
For this reason, he stressed that just two months after the swearing-in of Nicolás Maduro as President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, the revolutionary forces of Falcón are preparing with the same joy and the same commitment assumed on July 28, when they determined to promote a new achievement for the revolution.
Convinced people
Belonging to the sports front of the Falcón state, Víctor Esposito said that the activity was emotional due to the meeting between comrades proud to be on the side of the revolution.
“On the 28th I put on my hat, I left early and voted for Maduro because I knew we were going to win, although there is a sector that still declares itself against that decision, they are shocked because here the one who won was Nicolás Maduro and on January 10th we we see in Miraflores,” he said.
Representing the working class, José Llamosa emphasized that July 28 was not only a popular victory but an act of resistance, dignity and morality because “this people does not kneel before the empire, they continue to fight, in the streets.” , defending the Bolivarian revolution, so President Nicolás Maduro can count on us.”
While for the youth, Jefferson Ochoa stated that three months after that victorious day for the revolution they celebrate more than an achievement, the triumph of a group of Falconians and Venezuelans who went out to vote and expressed their will democratically.
“We feel more than happy to be part of those men and women who write history, since we are ensuring a free and sovereign future, just as Bolívar and Chávez dreamed of and Nicolás Maduro continues to conquer,” he stressed.
Regarding popular power, Isabel Acosta pointed out that the people are prepared to defend the revolution every day, which is why she insisted to the right “not to make a mistake.”
“If the people of Falcón and their leadership know anything, it is to take to the streets to defend a social, humanist and deeply feminist project that makes visible the forgotten sectors and that provides protection to the most vulnerable, despite the blockades and sanctions, the President “He has shown that he has the pedigree to escape the attacks of the national and international right,” he emphasized.
