From the Bolívar Squares of the country, honors were paid for the commemoration of the 194 years of the death of the Liberator Simón Bolívar.
In an emotional civic event, the Apureño people gathered in the emblematic Bolívar Plaza of the Biruaca municipality. The event was attended by prominent personalities, including Governor Wilmer Rodríguez, the mayor of San Fernando Ofelia Padrón and senior military commanders such as Major General Daniel Galarraga and Brigadier General Leonardo José Quintero.
During his speech, Governor Rodríguez highlighted the validity of Bolivarian thought and its legacy in the construction of a free and sovereign homeland. “Bolívar is not dead, his legacy is still alive in the heart of every Venezuelan,” said the regional president.
Likewise, Rodríguez highlighted the importance of unity and citizen participation to consolidate democracy and confront any internal or external threat. “We are prepared to defend the Bolivarian revolution and guarantee the stability of the country,” he assured.
With this act, the Apureño people reaffirmed their commitment to the ideals of Bolívar and Chávez, ratifying their support for the government of President Nicolás Maduro.
In Falcón the speaker highlighted the qualities of Bolívar and his legacy
In the Plaza Bolívar de Coro (Miranda municipality) of the Falcón state, a contingent of 220 uniformed members of the Bolivarian National Armed Forces accompanied by representatives of the Executive, Judicial and Comptroller powers of the entity paid a floral offering to the Father of the Nation, Simón Bolívar .
The solemn ceremony began with the singing of the national anthem and the respective honors for the military-police parade.
Later, the last proclamation of the Liberator written at the San Pedro ranch, on December 10, 1830, was read, in which he stated that “if his death was so that the parties would cease and union would reign, he would go down peacefully to the tomb.” ”.
According to protocol, the Executive branch proceeded to lay flowers; representing Governor Víctor Clark, it was presented by the Secretary of Citizen Security, G/B Miguel Morales Miranda and the political secretary of the Government, Rubén Mendieta.
The mayor of Miranda was also offered by the hands of Mayor Henry Hernández and his team present, regional authorities from the CICPC joined, and the high-level commission of the Bolivarian National Armed Forces headed by the Commander of the Western Comprehensive Defense Strategic Region number 1, M/G Pedro Esteban González Ovalles, GD Francisco Luis Moreno, Commander of the Comprehensive Defense Operational Zone of the Western Maritime Zone (Zodimainoc) V/A Sisco Mota and other Commanders of the military units.
Tuyeros commemorated the Bolivarian legacy
With civic, cultural events and displays of patriotic fervor, in the Valles del Tuy, Miranda state, they remembered the 205 years of the Decree of Creation of Gran Colombia, the 194th anniversary of the sowing of the Father of the Country, Simón Bolívar, and They reaffirmed their commitment to the unity and independence of the nation.
From the Bolívar squares of Ocumare del Tuy, Cúa, Yare and Santa Lucía, the Bolivarian spirit was felt. There were floral offerings and civic-police-military parades with the participation of councilors, police, Bolivarian National Guard, Cicpc, Firefighters and Civil Protection.
In Tomás Lander, the delivery of an artistic offering with the real image of the Liberator, unveiled by Commander Hugo Chávez on July 24, 2012, was an emotional moment that highlighted the validity of Bolivarian thought. Consecutively, the plays “Bolívar the man who left traces” and “Etapas de Bolívar”, presented by artists from the Municipal Autonomous Institute for Culture and the Arts, transported the people of Ocumar to the most transcendental moments of the Liberator’s life. reliving their fight for freedom and justice.
Silvestre Álvarez, president of the Simón Bolívar Municipal Council, insisted on the need to take its history to schools to form citizens committed to the country.
While Omar León, president of the Municipal Council of Paz Castillo, highlighted the fight for the independence of America. “Bolívar remains alive in the heart of every Venezuelan and is an example for future generations,” said the mayor, highlighting the commitment to continue working for a more just and equitable world.
