Cabello: Those who criticize the law for the oversight of NGOs are those who finance them

Published at: 26/08/2024 03:08 PM

The first vice-president of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Diosdado Cabello Rondón, during the usual red awning press conference, assured that those who criticize the law to oversee Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) are those who are financed through them.

“Who can criticize a law that can oversee the operation of an NGO? Those who use them as a source of funding,” he said and took the opportunity to specify that this legal instrument is very transparent and “whoever does not owe it, does not fear it.”

The leader of the red awning pointed out that “the debauchery of NGOs has ended, everyone who assumes their responsibility” and recalled that the Venezuelan State is not the first to make a law to regulate these organizations, “the United States was the first, in Europe they banned Russia from funding NGOs, which was not funding them, but they banned it.”

With regard to social networks in Venezuela as a mechanism to encourage violence, Cabello pointed out that there are countries where the use of social networks for such purposes is punishable by imprisonment, so he invited us to imagine “if we catch everyone and prosecute all those who have threatened President Nicolás Maduro with death.

In that regard, he assured that Venezuela is a “sovereign country and we are going to continue to exercise our sovereignty and independence (...) that respect Venezuela, we demand respect for Venezuela and we are going to pass the laws that are necessary to preserve peace in this country, the security of Venezuelans and Venezuelans.”

Mazo News Team