Parlatino-Venezuela rejects renewal of Barak Obama's decree
Parlatino-Venezuela Press
Published at: 08/03/2024 04:26 PM
The Venezuelan Parliamentary Group
of the Latin American and Caribbean Parliament (Parlatino-Venezuela)
categorically rejected the renewal of the Barak Obama decree of 2015,
declaring Venezuela an unusual and extraordinary threat to U.S. territory.
The president of
Parlatino-Venezuela, Deputy Ángel Rodríguez, questioned this decision of the
President of the United States, Joe Biden, considering that what he seeks is to
justify the constant aggressions against the people of Venezuela.
“The unprecedented and senseless
Executive Order 13,692 of 2015 is a criminal action that seeks to pressure the
Bolivarian and revolutionary Government led by President Nicolás Maduro,” Rodríguez said.
In the opinion of the parliamentarian, nine years have passed since that disastrous Executive Order.
“The coercive and unilateral measures imposed on Venezuela continue to directly
affect the people,” he said. “We are not a threat, we are a
sovereign country with a legitimate government, elected by the firm will of a people
who want to live in peace,” he concluded.