ANZOÁTEGUI-MANUEL EZEQUIEL BRUZUAL/Rodríguez: The vote will be for peace and against extremism

Published at: 09/05/2025 09:50 PM

This Friday, May 9th, the head of the Ven25+ Campaign Command, Jorge Rodríguez, said that the vote on May 25, “must be for peace and for ending extremism.”

This was emphasized in Clarines, in the Manuel Ezequiel Bruzual municipality, in the state of Anzoátegui, where he invited the community present at the event in support of the flag bearers of the Great Patriotic Pole Simón Bolívar (GPPSB), to the regional elections, to vote for the candidate for governor Luis José Marcano.

After taking a house-to-house tour, as has been carried out during the course of the campaign, Rodríguez referred to the situations that have arisen with the blockade, the sanctions and now with Venezuelan migrants, the most emblematic case being that of the girl Maikelys Espinoza Bernal, who was taken from her mother's arms in the United States and her whereabouts are unknown, which is why she is being called for her return.

“The vote will end the intention to harm the Venezuelan people,” he stressed.

Rodríguez, who is a candidate for the National Assembly (AN), asserted that “we will not rest until he returns to the arms of his mother, to the arms of his grandmother, to his homeland Venezuela, which is the country for our boys and girls to smile.”

He also stressed that Marcano is one of the best governors in Venezuela and must therefore be re-elected. “From an early age, he attended community councils and communes. He built a form of government and of distributing the budget to everyone, with the order placed by the people through communal projects,” he stressed.

He said that if something characterizes Commander Hugo Chávez's Revolution, it's that dreams can come true.

He also noted that the AN is working on a law to care for people with Autism Spectrum.

In this regard, he announced that the candidate for re-election, Luis Marcano, donated the house where he lived as a child for the purpose of founding the first Blue House in all of Venezuela, in order to guarantee care for people with this condition.