When referring to the sabbatine day «The barracks go to the communities“President Nicolás Maduro said that” the Venezuelan people tell the empire: Enough of threats! Long live the freedom of the Venezuelan people, that the free and sovereign homeland lives! “
From Henry Pittier Park, the head of state indicated that “as you put it in English or Spanish, victory belongs to Venezuela,” when leading with peasants and workers in the countryside, the founding congress of the National Union Campesina Ezequiel Zamora, from the Aragua state.
“The American empire threatens the homeland of Bolívar, and the country says we are more united than ever to guarantee sovereignty, peace and the right to life and work of the people of Venezuela”- Maduro reiterated.
He congratulated the men and women of the FANB and described as spectacular the images of the heirs of the liberating army of Father Simón Bolívar, of the Great Marshal Antonio José de Sucre and the heroes of the Venezuelan glorious history, together with the militiamen and people in general in perfect military-popular-political fusion.
He commented on the powerful organization of the empowered people in each community, hamlet in each neighborhood and urbanism throughout the country.
The people of Venezuela have shown that it is arrest and if they threaten us more arrecho we are
During the act of conformation of the National Union Campesina Ezequiel Zamora, carried out in the Aragua state this Saturday, the head of state said that the peoples of the Caribbean and the entire region must know “that here is the town of Venezuela united, standing and victorious, they have not been able to or can ever with free, rebel and assembly Venezuela, because we are a town that threatens us more.
He recognized the success of the barracks day go to the town developed throughout the country as part of the training and training process of all Venezuelans in the armed defense.
He pointed out that this activity adds to the actions undertaken by the Bolivarian Government to guarantee peace and sovereignty to the extravagant aggressions that American imperialism promotes in the Caribbean.
Maduro said that the greatest fear of the Empire is that Venezuelans are not afraid.
He recalled the Mexican song that rumbled during the fight against the dictatorship in Honduras, in the first decade of this 21st century, whose chorus sang the peasants and peasants. “They are afraid because we are not afraid.”
Madururo called on the peoples of Latin America and the Caribbean, assuring them that the Bolivarian people are standing, independent, free and sovereign, and the brutal empire has not been able to kneel or do it.
