This Thursday marks 67 years since the overthrow of the dictatorship of Marcos Pérez Jiménez, and in the regions they took to the streets to remember the popular rebellion of that January 23, 1958.
In the state of Barinas, the activity began in the vicinity of the La Carolina stadium to 5 de Julio Street in the capital municipality.
Jacqueline Faria, territorial political liaison of the Psuv, led the march in the company of the civil and military authorities of the entity, as well as the militancy of the red awning, the Great Patriotic Pole and the popular power.
During his speech, Faria highlighted that the people of Barines joined the call to remember and commemorate the popular rebellion of 1958 that rescued true democracy and the sovereignty of the country.
Apure commemorates January 23 with an impressive march
The activity, which took place on Río Apure Avenue, was attended by Governor Wilmer Rodríguez, General Quintero Hernández, the mayor of San Fernando, Ofelia Padrón, as well as deputies from the National and regional Assembly, who highlighted the importance of remember history and defend the achievements of the revolution.
With banners and music, the participants expressed their support for President Nicolás Maduro and their rejection of destabilization attempts.
“On December 6, 1998, the Venezuelan people gave the last blow to Puntofijismo, where a true democracy was born,” he stated.
Yaracuyanos celebrated 23E with a march in defense of peace
Hundreds of people flooded the streets of San Felipe, Yaracuy, in a march organized by the revolutionary forces that ended in a collective demonstration in favor of peace.
The activity was characterized by the joy and fervor of those who expressed their clear feelings for peace and family unity, above any political preference. Music, banners with revolutionary messages and expressions in defense of the homeland were the main ingredients throughout the day.
The walk, which began in Plaza Sucre in the San Felipe municipality and concentrated on a platform installed in front of Plaza Bolívar in San Felipe, was led by the state coordinator of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (Psuv), Julio León, and representatives of the parties of the revolutionary forces.
“Here is all of Yaracuy in the street, a town in peace, but at the same time tells the world that we are prepared to defend it and alert in case some should think of going against this sacred soil, our sovereignty and the homeland Make no mistake,” said Julio León Heredia.
Portuguesa mobilizes for peace and in support of Maduro
For peace and democracy, Chavismo mobilized this Thursday in Portuguesa, regarding the 67 years since the end of Puntofijismo and within the framework of the popular-military-police exercise Bolivarian Shield 2025.
From different municipalities of the state, the people came to Acarigua to march along Libertador Avenue with a great revolutionary march and overflow with joy the main road artery of the city.
“The streets belong to the people” and “with Maduro I rest” chanted the forces of the Bolivarian Revolution, who once again reaffirmed their support for President Nicolás Maduro and the commitment to fight alongside him for peace, democracy and sovereignty. of the homeland.
Larenses marched and said they were on the right side of history
The governor of the state of Lara, Adolfo Pereira, and the mayor of Iribarren (Barquismeto), Luis Jonás Reyes, joined the population that took to the streets to commemorate the civil-military rebellion of 1958.
“President Nicolás Maduro guarantees the leading role of the people and peace. Today we say that we are on the right side of history,” Pereira told the crowd.
On the other hand, Marisol Andara, head of the Hugo Chavez Battle Unit (UBCh) in the Agua Viva-El Roble community, stated that “67 years after the overthrow of the dictatorship, at that time it was a popular victory for those heroes and heroines, and today, we continue in victory thanks to Commander Chávez, a visionary man who left a democracy with respect and equality.”
In San Félix the civic-military union marched in peace
Libertador Avenue in San Félix was the concentration point for different social movements, communal councils, political organizations and representatives of the Bolivarian National Armed Forces (Fanb), who marched and commemorated January 23 in peace.
More than two kilometers of route accompanied by the Guyanese name and to the rhythm of Calypso, marked the route that combined civic-military union in all its facets, as the celebration for the defense of the revolution and support for the transfer of power to the communities It infected every space of the march.
Governor Ángel Marcano led the march and recalled that progress in the consolidation of communal power is defined by the actions carried out by President Nicolás Maduro and “totally armored because the revolution is a guarantee of peace and social development.”
They raise the flags in defense of the Homeland
The people of January 23, 1958 raised the flags in defense of the Homeland and that same people were betrayed, as stated by the political liaison of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela for the state of Cojedes, representative Iris Varela.
“The spirit of that people of January 23, 1958 is what has been present here, they are the same flags in defense of the Homeland,” he highlighted.
Varela highlighted the large number of people in this mobilization of the people of Cojeda, highlighting “the commitment and patriotism of the people who have seen in recent days how a number of whippersnappers have come out to shout that they want to attack peace and are asking for intervention.” he pointed out.
Finally, he said that since yesterday the Lame people have been in strategic points fulfilling their duty in the defense of the Homeland and this is a strong message for those who are thinking that the Venezuelan people are inert, “the Venezuelan people are not inert, they are armed with conscience and patriotism. If we have to march, we march, if we have to go to combat, we will go; “But don’t mess with us, much less with the Homeland,” Varela highlighted.
