Cabello: The influencers were ridiculed, now none appear and our town is still on the street

Published at: 12/01/2025 12:44 PM

From Plaza La Juventud, in Caracas, during the inauguration of the photographic exhibition of the book “That's My Rooster: Visual Chronicle of a Popular Epic”, the first vice-president of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Diosdado Cabello Rondón, highlighted the role of influencers against the Bolivarian Revolution during the elections of July 28.

“The big media and networks were controlled by the right; the influencers were ridiculed (...) now none appear and our people are still on the streets as they always have been and they have disappeared. And tomorrow they come to Venezuela to see if they can win money because that's the way they are.”

In this regard, the first vice president stressed that influencers paid by the extreme right “attack our people and then come to Venezuela to poop because they are pimps and pimps.”

Cabello highlighted the campaign of President Nicolás Maduro the People showed love, while the right wing was responsible for trying to obscure the image and love of the people for the president through influencers.

Mazo News Team