ALBA-TCP rejects new interventionist actions and threats by the United States against Venezuela
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Published at: 31/01/2024 12:22 PM
The Bolivarian Alliance for the
Peoples of Our America-Peoples' Trade Agreement (ALBA-TCP)
condemned this Wednesday the new actions and threats of the United States (USA)
against the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, following the recent announcement by the State
Department regarding the non-renewal of tenders in the oil and gas industry in the South American nation.
In a statement, the regional
bloc stressed that the announcement “constitutes a direct
threat to the sovereignty and political and economic stability of Venezuela”, demanding “that all illegal sanctions against the Venezuelan people, who
have waged an epic battle for peace, cease immediately and
unconditionally, through political dialogue.”
Below is the full text of the document
The Member States of the Bolivarian
Alliance for the Peoples of Our
America-Peoples' Trade Agreement (ALBA-TCP) reject and condemn the announcement of the Department of
State of the United States of America of January 30, 2024, which
constitutes a direct threat to the sovereignty and political and economic stability of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.
The United States of
America, responsible for the greatest violations of human rights in
the world, as well as for the darkest processes of political destabilization in
our region, does not have any kind of morals to threaten a free
and sovereign State such as Venezuela, an example of participatory democracy in our
region for the past 25 years.
The Alliance demands that all illegal sanctions against the
Venezuelan people, who have fought an epic battle for peace through political
dialogue, cease
immediately and unconditionally, even at times of excessive aggression against their institutions.
The ALBA-TCP reaffirms its
commitment to the defense of national sovereignty without foreign interference
and makes a new call to the International Community to condemn this attack.
Caracas, January 31, 2024
Mazo News Team