Cabello warned about imperial pretensions over Venezuela

Published at: 29/12/2025 02:23 PM

This Monday, the vice-president and sector of Politics, Citizen Security and Peace, Diosdado Cabello Rondón, carried out the adaptation of the 191 Peace Quadrants, from the state of Aragua.

From the city of Maracay, Aragua state, Cabello stressed that imperialism has been going on for about 27 weeks of madness “of harassment, threats, attacks, persecution, robbery, piracy, assassinations, and I tell the world that of the United Nations (UN) and its band in silence no one says anything”.

In this regard, he affirmed that imperialism believes it is the master of the world and warned that “some people think they just want to steal oil but I think they want to go further and that was what Commander (Hugo) Chávez brought up in some intervention. They don't like worthy Peoples, they don't like Peoples who make themselves respected and who demand respect, they like submissive people, they like the dragged and the dragged and the majority of the Venezuelan people were not born that day, the Venezuelan people were born on the day of libertarians, of the rebels of those who fight and can't get enough”.

Likewise, the sectorial vice-president of Politics, Citizen Security and Peace assured that “here this town continues to work and does not stop; 24 streets full of people doing their part, doing their part in peace and quiet, neither Christmas nor the New Year will make us bitter.”

Cabello, said that “since the arrival of Commander Hugo Chávez during the coup d'etat and the strike, they said (the fascist right) that there would be no Christmas that year and Holy Week they removed baseball, took everything away trying to kill the joy of a people and hid the food of the time, they joined the internal boycott, today fortunately we have people who have invested, there are fellow entrepreneurs, who are in the thousands throughout the territory. Nationally, people who don't stop businessmen understood that if the country is doing badly for them, it's doing badly too.”

Mazo News Team