Head of State on “Maduro Podcast”: In the world we are living in, no one respects cowards

Published at: 07/03/2024 12:43 PM

The president of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, criticized this Thursday the servitude of the national oligarchy to the empires of the world for all the years he governed the country, and still today.

During episode number 8 of Maduro Podcast, from the historic center of La Guaira, the head of state stated that, “if the Republic of (Francisco de) Miranda, if the Republic of (Simon) Bolívar had been consolidated in its time, there would be peace in the world, there would be no empires to attack, there would be no one to massacre Gaza, anyone would threaten (...) that's why we have to build ourselves as a power”, he emphasized.

In this regard, he pointed out that, “in the world we are living in, no one respects cowards, those who are dragged down and kneeled. That's why these people with their surnames, of the oligarchy, got used to being dragged into the world's empires for 168 years, to giving up our wealth (...) what they did was destroy the morality, history, life of Venezuela, surrendering the dignity of our heroic history,” he criticized.

However, he stressed that for 25 years of the Bolivarian Revolution, “we have set Venezuela on its feet and now with the 7T (seven transformations) we are going to Venezuela, a power that Manuel Gual, José María España, Joaquina Sánchez, Bolívar, Miranda, left us on track, and that the teacher, the great, the Giant Hugo Chávez left us on track”.

Mazo News Team