Published at: 27/03/2025 05:16 PM

The sectoral vice-president for Politics, Citizen Security and Peace, Diosdado Cabello Rondón, described the president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, as a “fascist, kidnapper and puppet”, after his recent statements against Venezuelan migrants who are kidnapped in the Terrorism Confinement Center ( CECOT), after being deported by the United States to their country without due process.

“Bukele is a fascist, a kidnapper of Venezuelans, a puppet of the gringos. The gringos put that one there and kept quiet,” Cabello said during his Con El Mazo Dando program No. 520, in which he reiterated his condemnation of the criminalization of migrants from our country.

In that regard, Cabello pointed out that there are no reasons for Venezuelan migrants to be in El Salvador. “What crime did they commit in El Salvador? So why are they kidnapped there? Why if the United States says there are criminals, why didn't it try them on its territory, for the crimes they committed there?” , he questioned.

He stressed that not only is it a kidnapping, but also that what Bukele does “is trafficking in human beings, they are being treated, sold as slaves because he is receiving money for each of them and, in addition to that, he puts them to do forced labor in El Salvador.”

He reaffirmed that these actions are also part of the businesses of the Venezuelan extreme right coyotes. While reiterating that “Bukele is a fascist, he has been a fascist all his life and now what he is doing is showing who he is”.

In view of this, he emphasized that while international organizations are silent in the face of this attack against Venezuelan migrants, the Bolivarian Government will continue to demand respect for the human rights of these men and women who are being unjustly singled out.

“ 85,000 detainees without trial, they don't say anything, they don't say anything, the organisms of the world. Why doesn't anyone in the world, from these bodies, come out to speak or say something? (...) We must continue to demand in every instance respect for the human rights of Venezuelans who are there in El Salvador kidnapped by the fascist Bukele regime,” he said.

Marco Rubio is a fascist and a sick person who hates Latin America

The also general secretary of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) accused the Secretary of State of the United States, Marco Rubio, of generating persecution against Venezuelan, Cuban and Nicaraguan migrants, for their hatred of Latin America.

“What's happening in the United States is the hand of a sick and fascist guy like Marco Rubio. He's doing that with Latin America, with our America, because he hates us,” he said.

He emphasized that Rubio, in his hatred against Venezuela, Cuba and Nicaragua, has highlighted the United States (USA), since “he has stated that it is a country that does not comply with its own international or internal laws.”

He added that for this reason there are sectors within the United States that are moving to achieve the removal of Rubio as an official of the current North American government. At the same time, he referred to the fact that María Corina Machado is one of the allies of the U.S. official to promote attacks against Venezuelan migrants.

“The architects of the aggressions against Venezuelans are Marco Rubio and" La Sayona” Machado. Rubio hates Venezuela, sees us and believes that we should pay tribute to him and María Machado is the frustrated one who wants to pay for her frustrations with the people,” he said.

He stressed that while these characters insist on attacking our compatriots, the Bolivarian Government will continue to defend them, to receive them lovingly and will not fall into its absurd narrative of treating them all as criminals.

“Every time a Venezuelan comes and I have the opportunity to hug him, I'll hug him, whatever his name is, every time I have the chance I'll do it, I don't give a damn (...) we're not going to fall into criminalizing all migrants (...) The narrative of the Aragua Train was spilled on them (...) Haters, go to hell with it!” , he asserted.

Review history, if you think that they will defeat us with sanctions and threats

The leader of the Bolivarian Revolution urged the United States, Guyana and the European Union (EU) to review the history of Venezuela so that they realize what this people, who have fought for more than 500 years, are capable of for its sovereignty and independence.

“You hear threats from the United States, from Guyana, from the European Union, you hear threats from some countries, from organizations as well, threatening Venezuela and its people (...) those who believe that they are going to defeat us with a sanction or a threat, should review the history that has happened here in these 500 years, and how this has reacted People when they are required and more so when they try to subdue it,” he said.

He pointed out that it was absurd that these bodies declare “Venezuelan women and Venezuelans as enemies. Just imagine. We went from being an unusual and extraordinary threat to being enemies.”

For this reason, he emphasized that all these actions are part of the escalation of aggressions against Venezuela . “Our response has always been measured, we don't despair at all. Nerves of steel, calm and sanity and maximum mobilization of our people, as we have been doing for some time,” he stressed.

He asked himself: “How old are we? And the ones we lack (...) We don't mess with anyone, but with anyone, what's more, we don't even want to mess with anyone, but if they look for us they'll find us; that's what the people of Venezuela have been all their lives.”

“Venezuela has been subjected to pressure, blockades, persecution, threats every day, well, everything they can think of, they have discharged our entire arsenal to try to bend us and here is this people going forward. Why? Well, this town is made up of a thousand battles, in a thousand battles,” he emphasized.

The Revolution is organized on all fronts

The Minister for Internal Relations, Justice and Peace also reaffirmed that, in the face of aggressions against the Homeland by imperialism and its lackeys, the Revolution is organized on all fronts to defend the sovereignty and integrity of Venezuelan territory.

“We are going to defend our wealth (...) The Revolution is organized on all fronts and that burns for them,” he said, referring to the fact that sectors of the extreme right insist on attacking the Bolivarian Government to try to come to power and hand Venezuela over to its masters of imperialism.

For this reason, he affirmed that the strategy against Venezuela is global and is promoted by imperialism and its lackeys inside and outside the country.

“It's not a lie, look, we are the largest oil reserve, some say that we are the fourth in certified gas, we have water, we are the seventh freshwater reserve in the world, we have gold, we have a lot of things that these people want, and do you think they're going to stay calm? What are they going to let us live in peace? No, but fortunately some sons and daughters came to this holy land who love their country,” he said.

He emphasized that here the delivered plan is that of María Corina Machado and that extreme right that has no replacement generation.

“We are not going to give up the wealth of Venezuela, that is with La Sayona, we will not do it because this belongs to our grandchildren, to our great-great-grandchildren, to all those who come behind (...) to all these young people who are the future of the Fatherland,” he said.

Chávez got into the heart of the people and never broke up

On the 31st anniversary of Commander Hugo Chávez 's release from Yare Prison, Cabello emphasized that the Leader of the Bolivarian Revolution left there to go to the People's Catacombs and stuck in the hearts of Venezuelans forever.

“31 years ago, Commander Chávez left the Yare Prison, went out to reconnect with the people and they never separated (...) And it got into the hearts of peoples who were forgotten and repressed,” he said.

He also reaffirmed that the Commander left Yare and the first thing he asked was to be taken to the Military Academy. “There he reunited with the spirituality of being in the academy and then he went, there to the Paseo de los Proceres to meet the people and never again, never separated, never again,” he said.

He pointed out that the Commander went “where it hurts, where poverty is (...) this people that were forgotten, that were persecuted, repressed, this people could not, the People of Venezuela had no right to anything.”

He specified that it was Chávez who restored the voice and opportunities to those men and women who were invisible by the Governments of the Fourth Republic, recalling all the policies promoted by the Commander in social and educational matters.

Mazo News Team