President Maduro sends a letter to his Nicaraguan counterpart 90 years after Sandino's assassination
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Published at: 22/02/2024 02:06 PM
In the framework of the 90th anniversary of the revolutionary leader Augusto
César Sandino, the president of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás
Maduro, sent a letter to his counterpart from Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, to confirm
his solidarity and brotherhood with the People and Government of the Central American country.
The letter, read from the Plaza del Gral Augusto Cesar
Sandino in Caracas, by the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs for
Latin America, Rander Peña, highlights Sandino's life and work for the
revolutionary struggles in Nicaragua, stressing that “the validity of his anti-imperialist thinking is unquestionable.”
The text highlights that “neither the crime of imperialism nor the
betrayal of the oligarchy could erase the historical transcendence of the
figure of General Sandino, who constitutes a beacon and guide for those
who fight for the independence and self-determination of peoples”.
Through the letter, the Venezuelan Dignitary pointed out that
solidarity between the two countries serves as an example “of how genuine
and complementary cooperation can constitute an engine to guarantee the well-being
of our peoples”, whose friendship “is profound.
Mazo News Team