Cabello: Before in Venezuela, social movements, women and people of African descent were silenced

Published at: 10/06/2024 11:49 AM

This Monday, June 10, the first vice-president of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Diosdado Cabello Rondón, assured that before in the country, social movements were silenced.

During his participation in the videoconference with leaders of social movements and political parties around the world, Cabello Rondón recalled that in Venezuela before, social movements were not allowed to be present at any activity.

“Not only were social movements silenced, but also women, people of African descent, sexodiversity, and the Revolution listened to them, included them, made them visible,” she said.

In that regard, he stressed that President Nicolás Maduro announced a powerful 1X10X7 machinery, to add to all the sectors that wanted to integrate.

“In addition to the 1x10 machinery of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela, there are the Community Councils, the Social Movements, the missions and great missions, indigenous peoples; it is a great political force that we are ordering ahead of July 28, 1X10X7,” he said.

The first vice-president of the PSUV assured that the Revolution is mobilized by conscious voting and in an organized way.

 

Mazo News Team