Diosdado Cabello: That the UN gentlemen were here was a courtesy of Venezuela

Published at: 19/02/2024 02:43 PM

“That the gentlemen of the United Nations (UN) were here was a courtesy of Venezuela, but these gentlemen believed the story that we are a colony,” said the first vice-president of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Diosdado Cabello.

This statement was made by Cabello in support of the Bolivarian Government's expulsion of UN human rights representatives who were in Venezuela.

“Some UN gentlemen were expelled from Venezuela, some supposed technicians who were in the country doing a job of monitoring what was happening here about Human Rights. These gentlemen believed the story that we are a colony, and they wanted to do things here in Venezuela that only colonialists do,” said Cabello, during the press conference of the National Directorate of the PSUV.

In that sense, he argued that Venezuela is no one's colony, “we are free, sovereign, independent and that is not in question or at stake. It's a root question, we are convinced and determined to be free.”

“They left Venezuela, the attacks will surely come, the issue of Human Rights is very sensitive and the right wing has an international media to turn the perpetrators into victims,” he said.

Cabello said that after 25 years this Revolution is not afraid of anything or anyone, “we are not going to fall into blackmail, there are no untouchables in this country, the last names are over. Here the owner is the People of Venezuela.”

Mazo News Team