“Neither you, Henrique Capriles, nor the oligarchy that you represent, will push back the Venezuela that wants to live in peace,” emphasized the President of the Republic, Nicolás Maduro, this Wednesday afternoon on his Twitter account, after reiterating the opposition politician that it is a “ghost” that moves in the shadow.
“Where is the ghost today that I don’t see it? Moving in the shadow! It is the nature of politicians: throw the stone and hide the hand,” Maduro lashed out at the first part of your message.
The political reprimand of the first national president against Capriles It is a continuation of another posted message on the same social network yesterday Tuesday, in which Maduro brandished: “I told you a ghost and you stayed a ghost, but instead of scaring you laugh.”
At the end of the letter, the leader of the Bolivarian Revolution recalled the destabilizing past of Capriles, who supported “the guarimbas, guaidoismo and sanctions.”
“Now you intend to encourage economic warfare again. We are not going to allow it. Venezuela respects itself!” closed the head of state in his trill, in response to another tweet from the right-wing leader, who launched a series of political diatribes against Maduro’s government management.
During the broadcast of the “Con Maduro +” program on Monday, the President of the Republic assured that the narrative of the also candidate for the opposition primaries revolves around the economic war.
“Henrique Capriles, the man appears, the ghost appears (…) Like a ghost he appears in the streets to lie because he is a presidential candidate,” said Maduro.
He criticized that the representatives of the extreme right “are not going to campaign, that extreme right that is being called to make candidacies what they want is war and the economic destruction of Venezuela.”
