Cabello to JPSUV: In 50 years in Venezuela, the Bolivarian Revolution must be stronger than ever
Con El Mazo Dando
Published at: 29/08/2025 02:27 AM
During the 10K Night March held by the young people of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (JPSUV) who participate in the Basic Training of Revolutionary Resistance, Diosdado Cabello, pointed out that these activities, in addition to preparing patriots for the defense of the Homeland, make it possible to unite the monolithic unity of revolutionaries and revolutionaries.
These trainings serve to smooth things out between people, to help each other, but above all they serve to fully identify where we are, why we are here, why it is you and it is not others, why it is us, why it is Venezuela (...). Venezuelan history is full of Homeland and here with Chávez the betrayal is over, the traitors in the Bolivarian Revolution end up dry and the best recipe for that is monolithic unity, true unity as sisters, as brothers,” he emphasized.
He highlighted the historical importance of this First Darío Ramón Vivas Velazco Cohort of this training. “The advantage is that you will be a youth who, God willing, in some time will be in leadership roles and will be able to transmit this to those who come after you, because the revolution is not a moment and in 50 years here in Venezuela the Bolivarian Revolution must be stronger than ever,” he stressed.
During the night march that started at 11:00pm this Thursday and ended at 1:15 in the morning this Friday, in addition to the National Directorate of the PSUV and the Minister for Youth, Sergio Lotortaro and the president of the Marca País Institute, Daniella Cabello, participated, as well as the directors of the country's police forces such as M/G Alexis Rodríguez Cabello of the Bolivarian National Intelligence Service (SEBIN), the G/B Ruben Santiago of the Bolivarian National Police (PNB), Douglas Rico of the Criminal and Criminal Scientific Investigations Corps (CICPC) and M/G Favio Zavarsi Pabón of the National Experimental Security University (UNES).
Mazo News Team