Deputy Jesús Suárez Chourio spoke this Thursday in the National Assembly on the 53rd anniversary of Hugo Chávez’s investiture as a Cadet at the Army Military Academy.
In this sense, when taking the right to speak, Suárez Chourio stated that “it is the 53rd birthday of cadet Hugo Chávez, a cadet forever.”
He highlighted that talking about Commander Chávez “is talking about the spider boy from Sabaneta de Barinas, his homeland; It is talking about the young teenager with his dream of being a baseball player; is to talk about the oath of that November 6, 1971, when his investiture as a cadet arose in the Courtyard of Honor of the Military Academy.”
He assured that talking about Chávez is “talking about the oath of Samán de Güere, an oath that he fully fulfilled; It is talking about a tricolor bracelet, it is talking about the Bolivarian Alternative agenda, the Simón Bolívar national project, it is talking about the Homeland Plan.”
“Talking about Chávez is talking about that commander of February 4, 1992, about “for now and that became forever,” he highlighted.
The deputy, who highlighted the impact of Chávez in the country and the region, stated “look at the reach it has had, that with the arrival of the Bolivarian Revolution this cadet dagger became the sword of the Grand Marshal of Ayacucho Antonio José from Sucre
“Thanks to Chávez who asked us on December 8 to elect Nicolás Maduro so that he could continue today in these years of resistance leading our revolution.”
