Diosdado Cabello: With or without sanctions we Venezuelans are going to move forward!

Published at: 18/04/2024 08:09 PM

The first vice-president of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Diosdado Cabello Rondón, criticized the alleged blackmail that the United States government seeks to impose through illegal unilateral coercive measures against the economy.

During the 472nd broadcast of his Con El Mazo Dando program, he told the U.S. administration to break its word and to use so-called sanctions as an instrument for domination.

“They're not going to blackmail us, they're not going to scare us. They grab their licenses, roll them up and keep them where they fit best,” he said, while highlighting the combative nature of the Venezuelan people to face these actions.

“We Venezuelans don't blackmail anyone, we don't eat anyone's size,” he said and emphasized that as it has been until now, “with sanctions or without sanctions, Venezuelans are going to get ahead.”

He recalled that these illegal actions by the United States against Venezuela were sponsored by leaders of opposition extremism “who went around the world to ask for sanctions.”

“These sanctions were requested and requested by the surnames of Venezuela; (María Corina) Machado, (Leopoldo) López, (Carlo) Vecchio, (Antonio) Ledezma, (Julio) Borges, and others grew tired of asking for sanctions against the people,” he said.

He argued that this action on the part of these extremists demonstrates the hatred and contempt they have against Venezuelans.

“They are miserable to attack their own people. The sanctions are not against (President Nicolás) Maduro, they are not against Diosdado, they are against our people,” he said.

He emphasized his rejection of the ultimatum given by North American imperialism and was emphatic in pointing out that the imperialist candidate will not participate in the upcoming presidential elections.

“There the United States is very entangled and they give us 45 days and, do you think that in 45 days something will change and we are going to bring Sayo in? Know it, it 's not going!” , he stressed.

Always with Commander Chávez

He highlighted the strength and conscience that Supreme Commander Hugo Chávez bequeathed to the People, tools that have been essential to resist and defeat the attacks of imperialism and its lackeys.

In this regard, he insisted on the need to continue along the path of unity that Commander Chávez pointed out without falling into provocations and maintaining loyalty to the Bolivarian Revolution.

“No one can climb on the foot of a colleague. If you have something to tell him to call him and they sit down and discuss it (...) gossip is bad, doors are never left closed wherever you pass because you don't know if you have to go back the same way (...). If they make up a story for you, but you know very well what you're doing, that doesn't have to matter to you,” he warned.

Noboa sinks Ecuador

He recalled how on April 11, 2002, fascism forged a coup d'etat against Commander Chávez, pointing to the participation of figures who today try to have an image of moderates.

“(Henrique) Capriles and Leopoldo (López) disguised themselves as Robin and Robin and began to persecute people because they are fascists,” he said and referring to the then mayor of Baruta and leader of Primero Justicia, he said that what Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa did against the Mexican embassy in Quito “is nothing new.”

“That's not new, Capriles had already done that here against the Cuban embassy,” he pointed out while regretting the situation that the Ecuadorian president is pushing, this southern nation.

“Noboa is positioning his country as an outlaw state,” he decided and warned that the head of state of Ecuador is part of the fascism that is trying to position itself in Latin America.

Surnames will sing fraud

He did not hesitate to affirm that within this fascist current that is trying to rise up in the region under the auspices of the United States, Venezuelan opposition extremism will play its role of ignoring the presidential elections of July 28.

“The people are going to vote on July 28 and their last names are going to say that there was fraud,” he predicted, stressing the importance of patriotic unity in defending the peace, sovereignty and freedom of Venezuela.

Mazo News Team