Chancellor Gil: “Rubio confirms what Einstein said: Two things are infinite, human stupidity and the universe”
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Published at: 04/09/2025 02:44 PM
The Minister of Popular Power for Foreign Affairs,
Yván Gil, criticized this Thursday the statements of the
US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, who denies data from the
United Nations (UN) that confirm Venezuela's exemplary conduct in the fight against drug trafficking.
“In his quest to attack Venezuela, Marco Rubio attacks the UN and
against all the scientific data that confirms that our
country is free of illicit crops and fights drug trafficking with exemplary effectiveness.
That is the Nazi and gangster logic: denying evidence, inventing
enemies and sowing hatred to cover up failures,” Gil said in a message posted on his social networks.
He pointed out that this new action by Rubio, nervous and
defensive, attempts to “cover up his absolute defeat in the policy of persecution
against Latin America. And for greater irony, he sits next to Daniel Novoa:
the banana farmer who no longer exports fruits but drugs to the United States and Europe, with the
complicity of the DEA”.
“Rubio proves what Einstein said: 'Two things are
infinite: human stupidity and the universe'. That is the real mafia, that
is the real threat,” emphasized the Venezuelan Foreign Minister, who also criticized the intentions of the United States to install military bases in Ecuador, “
the
sacred territory of Bolivarianism, the Ecuador of Bolivar, of Sucre, of Manuela Sáenz and Eloy Alfaro.”
In this regard, he stressed that the words of the
U.S. official “are an offense to the Ecuadorian people and their Armed Forces. What
will Ecuador think when it hears Rubio proposing foreign military bases on
its soil, while its president protects a drug business disguised as politics?”
, he questioned.
“Rubio doesn't attack Venezuela: he attacks the truth, history and dignity
of our peoples. And in doing so, he confirms his destiny: that of the failed
politician who dries up in hate,” he added.
Mazo News Team