Cabello said the country lives another “kind of war and we have to move on to that phase and prepare.” He pointed out that it is not about making war apology, but “love for freedom”
Moving from the “peaceful revolution” to an “armed revolution” was the instruction that the Minister of Interior, Justice and Peace, Diosdado Cabello, gave to the militancy of the PSUV, gathered in an extraordinary assembly, this Thursday, September 11.
«It is not with conventional war. It is another type of war and we have to move on to that phase and prepare. This is not apology for war. No. It is not. This is love for freedom, ”he said.
At the beginning of September, Nicolás Maduro said that Venezuela is “still in the non -armed struggle phase, which is a political, communicational, institutional phase,” but, he warned that in the case of some aggression “it would go to an armed, planned, organized struggle stage, of all the people against aggression, be local, regional or national.”
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From Maduro’s warning, Cabello went to concrete instruction and asked the party leadership “to move on to the armed struggle for the country, for our independence, for sovereignty against the oppressor.”
And to avoid doubts in the message, the secretary general of the party questioned the militancy. «Is there anyone who is here who is not clear that we are going to a transition from a peaceful revolution to an armed revolutionary struggle? Does anyone have any doubt? Are we clear about that, we agree with that? Our party statutes establish that we are a revolutionary party; Now we are going to be a revolutionary party ».
This Thursday, Nicolás Maduro activated the “Independence Plan 200” in which there are 284 critical points throughout the territory to act according to the “situation and threat that arises.”
The responses of the Maduro Administration are given after the advance of the anti -drug operation that the United States performs in the Caribbean Sea where it has deployed 15 warships and around 7,000 US military. Within the framework of this operation, the US attacked a boat last September 2, allegedly loaded with drugs, where 11 people died.
*Journalism in Venezuela is exercised in a hostile environment for the press with dozens of legal instruments arranged for the punishment of the word, especially the laws “against hatred”, “against fascism” and “against blockade.” This content was written taking into consideration the threats and limits that, consequently, have been imposed on the dissemination of information from within the country.
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