Cabello: Age is not an obstacle to assuming responsibilities as it should be... (+Coup d'Etat 2002)

Published at: 11/04/2024 01:50 PM

“What happened here on April 11 and 12 happened before in Ecuador and the vice-president stayed as President, the same thing happened in Bolivia and Argentina, but that didn't happen here in Venezuela,” recalled Deputy Diosdado Cabello Rondón.

On the occasion of commemorating the 22nd anniversary of the coup d'etat of April 11 and 12, 2002, from the Protocol Chamber of the Legislative Palace, Cabello Rondón said that when President Hugo Chávez decided to appoint him as vice-president, he assumed it with all responsibility.

“I was 38 years old, a boy, but age is not an obstacle to assuming responsibility as it should be,” said the deputy.

In that sense, he maintained that when María León left for the guerrillas she was 20 years old. “We were sworn in at that age, and at 28 we were in prison. Age is not an obstacle, we were preparing for the day when they decided to do what they were going to do, because the media campaign had already started”

Mazo News Team