By Team of Correspondents
In the states of Trujillo, Monagas and Miranda, the different sectors of the country spoke out to demand the release of President Nicolás Maduro and the first combatant, Cilia Flores.
In the state of Trujillo, nearly 900 students from the National Experimental University of Security (UNES), together with representatives of the Venezuelan Federation of University Students (FVEU) and the Youth of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (JPSUV), spoke out in rejection of the interventionist actions of the United States government, as well as demanding the return of President Nicolás Maduro and the first combatant Cilia Flores.
During the meeting, held at the UNES facilities, the university youth debated the so-called multiform war and the threats that seek to destabilize the peace of the country. The participants ratified their unrestricted support for the presidential couple, demanding an end to international aggression.
The activity was supervised by the dean of the nucleus, C/J Robert Andrade Ramírez, who highlighted the role of youth in the defense of the nation. “This meeting encourages young people to guarantee popular democracy and to remain at the forefront of socialism as combative and consistent youth of the revolutionary process,” said Andrade.
Finally, the university community ratified its determination and demanded the lifting of the coercive measures that weigh on the Venezuelan State and its leaders.
In Monagas, students and former mayors spoke out
More than 24,000 students from higher education institutions in the state of Monagas spoke out to demand the freedom of the constitutional president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, and the first combatant Cilia Flores, after spending 17 days of the vile kidnapping by the United States.
According to the member of the Venezuelan Federation of University Students (FVEU), Simón Jiménez, “today the entire university sector joins the will of the revolutionary Venezuelans who firmly believe in the president.”
Likewise, the former revolutionary mayors spoke out to express their overwhelming support for constitutional president Nicolás Maduro and the first combatant, Cilia Flores.
Humberto González, former mayor of the Cedeño municipality, acting as spokesperson for the group, emphasized that this action represents a flagrant violation of international rights and the investiture of the head of state.
«We demand the release of our national dignitary. He is the constitutional president of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. “What we are experiencing is an unprecedented outrage and a direct violation of the treaties that govern coexistence between nations,” he stated.
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Simón Jiménez, member of the FVEU Monagas, on behalf of the Monagas university community, requests the release of the Venezuelan presidential couple from the Government of the United States. Photo: Jesús García. -
: Wifredo Ordaz, former mayor of the Maturín municipality, expresses his rejection of rape. the international rights of constitutional president Nicolás Maduro. Photo: Jesús García.
Tuyeros demand freedom from Maduro with an anti-imperialist platform
Under the slogan “we want them back”, the youth, students, social movements and cultists of the Valles del Tuy, Miranda state, gathered at the Great Base of the Hugo Chávez Movement for Peace and Life in Ocumare del Tuy, Tomás Lander municipality, to demand the release of constitutional president Nicolás Maduro and the first combatant Cilia Flores.
Alexander “Mimou” Vargas, Presidential High Commissioner, headed the Anti-imperialist Tribune where he praised the dignity of the Mirandino people in the face of external aggression.
“We respond with popular organization and permanent mobilization,” said Vargas during the event that included the preparation of letters and two giant banners with the messages #FreeMaduro and #FreeCilia, which were displayed on the façade of the “Hugo Chávez” Socialist Missions Base.
Niyelsy Núñez, national head of Vertex 3 of the Great Young Venezuela Mission, highlighted that the activity united all generations in the preparation of letters and murals.
«We are raising our voices against imperial threats that attack sovereignty. Not only in Venezuela, but before the world, we demand respect for our self-determination,” he stressed.
