The Bolivarian Government rejected this Tuesday the statement made by the G7 on the presidential elections of July 28 and democracy in Venezuela.
The Chancellor of the Republic, Yván Gil, published a statement on his Telegram account, in which the National Government states that the group of powers grouped in the G7 “insists on believing itself to be the arbiter of global democracy while covering up its own political and economic failures. and moral”.
The National Government points out that the G7 prepares “the ground to ignore the institutions and decisions of the Venezuelan people.”
Likewise, Venezuela warns that it will comprehensively review its relations with each of the governments that make up this group.
Below is the full text of the statement:
The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela categorically rejects the absurd statement on the Venezuelan electoral and political process issued by the G7, a group of powers that insists on believing itself to be the arbiter of global democracy while covering up its own political, economic and moral failures, supporting genocides. and stimulating the spread of Nazi and fascist ideology in Europe and the world.
It is particularly ironic that these same countries, which made the most resounding of ridicule in 2019 by recognizing an impostor as “interim president”, now seek to give lessons on popular will and electoral processes.
They try, from the colonialist and imperialist complex, to prepare the ground to ignore the institutions and decisions of the Venezuelan people with the fantasy of a Guaidó 2.0 that will once again crash against the dignity of the heirs of Simón Bolívar.
We warn the G7 countries that this interventionist and arrogant attitude will not go unanswered. Venezuela will proceed to comprehensively review its relations with each of the governments that make up this group, because respect for national sovereignty is not negotiable.
History has already shown that the Bolivarian people will not accept more tutelages. Venezuela is free, and will continue to be free, no matter how much it hurts those who have not overcome their imperial complexes.
Caracas, November 26, 2024
Interference
This Tuesday, the G7 Foreign Ministers gave their opinion, in a clear display of interference, on the Venezuelan electoral process on July 28 in which President Nicolás Maduro was elected.
The G7 is made up of Germany, Canada, the United States, France, Italy, Japan and the United Kingdom.
