Cabello: Candidate Nicolás Maduro called capitalism “decrepit” not Inmundo

Published at: 10/07/2024 10:43 PM

The first vice-president of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Diosdado Cabello Rondón, explained that during an electoral campaign event last weekend, the candidate of the Bolivarian Revolution, Nicolás Maduro, described the old capitalist system, which is already 150 years old, as “decrepit”.

He commented this in relation to a pitiful publication by the opposition Delsa Solórzano, who said that the candidate Maduro affected the elderly in the country, implying that he was referring to the opposition member Inmundo González.

In this regard, Cabello, his Con El Mazo Dando program, broadcast number 484, highlighted that in that electoral event “Nicolás never mentioned the Inmundo”.

“Nicolás spoke of a decrepit old man, who is 150 years old. Who is a 150 year old man? Capitalism, that's what Nicolas was talking about,” he stressed.

Cabello said that then “the expert, the very intelligent Mrs. Delsa and then Nicolás had to clarify that he was talking about Capitalism”.

“When they want to feel offended, they are offended by anything, people who burned human beings alive, but they don't say anything about that,” he said.