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Cabello: Only extremist sectors are not in the best interest of the country's stability

Secretary General of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela, Diosdado Cabello
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Published at: 22/10/2026 02:58 PM

The general secretary of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Diosdado Cabello Rondón, reaffirmed that the extremist sectors of the Venezuelan right are the only ones who are not in the best interest of the country's stability and that is why they insist on sabotaging any investment attempt that promotes development for the nation and the well-being of the people.
“Who doesn't want stability in the country? Who doesn't like investments? To these sectors (extremist of the right), it is these groups that do not resign themselves to the fact that they do not have the upper hand at the moment and that is why it is sabotage,” said Cabello during his show Con el Mazo Dando No. 586.

Cabello made this statement when referring to a publication by the president of Datanalisis, Luis Vicente León, who stated that investments bring stability to the country.


He pointed out that this is why these extremist sectors, which always bet on hatred and violence, today show their disagreement with oil and investment agreements in Venezuela.

“That's why they say they won't respect, when they become a government, any oil agreement that they don't support. They say they're going to be a government, I don't know where they're going to be a government, but that's their problem. That's what they say,” he said.

For this reason, he reaffirmed that the hatred and violence of extremist sectors must be neutralized. “As long as we know what we're doing, and we're doing it well, the rest doesn't matter,” he said.
Popular Consultation demonstrated that violence is elsewhere

Cabello highlighted the extraordinary day experienced in Venezuela with the Second National Popular Consultation on October 18, in which joy, peace and the organization of the People prevailed.

“They came out to vote for their project in an orderly, peaceful way, a campaign, a campaign beauty (...) it was a beautiful, joyful choice, without violence anywhere, so it's clear that violence is elsewhere, ” he said.

He reaffirmed that this reveals some sectors of the right. “ Violence is in the hands of those who lose and snatch, who are daddy and mommy 's children, and those who were told they can't lose to a leg on the ground; they who got used to that easy life where they paid for everything ,” he said.


He also stressed that this opposition leadership does not know about processes such as the Consulta, “because theirs is pure camera, pure screen. They have never sat down with the People to decide what the People want.”

“An assembly, two, three hours listening to the People, they don't know that. Their thing is to see how money is stolen from the People (...) They hate Popular Power, they hate any space where the People can express themselves. They don't like it, because what they love is to impose things on the people,” he said.

In this regard, he emphasized that with the arrival of the Revolution that in Venezuela was over. “Already with this Constitution that we have, which is the participatory and leading character of our People, that has been buried and that has no turning back. That's irreversible, in truth,” he stressed.
“People believe that the thing about election and democracy is only going to vote for president or for the positions that were representative of Venezuela, no, I represent, no, you don't represent, you are in order and subordinate to the powers of the People through this Constitution,” he added.

He reiterated the massive participation of the People in the Popular Consultation, while recalling that more than 37,000 projects were those that applied to be executed by the People.


Longliners are not journalists, they are hate activists

The also sectoral vice-president for Politics, Public Security and Peace questioned the ethics of right-wing journalists, stressing that they have become activists of hate and manipulation.

“They invent anything for me, but I'm not going to tell them anything, it's not necessary because everything falls away (...) They keep mounting their hatred and their things (...) they are not journalists, they are hate activists, they activate hate,” he said.

Cabello also referred to the fake news promoted by longliners David Alandete about alleged private flights between Venezuela and Türkiye, in which he said he was moving his assets.



“Why do you put me there? I know why you're doing it! Because you want to be in the news. In the United States, you are known as a creator of fake news, as a liar, a feeder, where are the ethics?” , he said.

With regard to the allegations, he specified that the publication admits the lack of evidence by pointing to alleged “sources” that Alandete himself accepts that he has not been able to independently corroborate.

“It's their imagination, then, it's their imagination and evil. Ethics, there is no, journalism now lives without ethics, forgive me the journalists who embrace ethics in their profession, but that political journalism lives on speculation, lies, fake news, deception, because that's what generates money for us, ” he denounced.
For this reason, Cabello invoked the thought and popular song of Ali Primera to urge the Venezuelan people not to be demoralized by campaigns of psychological manipulation.

“Hold the people's hearts with your word so they don't fall.” Who sang that? Ali Primera. We must respond to counterfeiters like this (...) They continue to mount their hatred (...) while we are activists in love, solidarity, companionship, friendship, in word and in truth,” he said.


Commander Chávez gave presence and power to the ordinary people

Diosdado Cabello assured that it was Commander Hugo Chávez who gave presence and spaces for participation to historically excluded sectors, such as women, indigenous peoples, young people, workers and people with disabilities.

“Chávez opened space for women, indigenous people, descendants, youth, workers, people with some functional diversity, those who are dispossessed of all their lives, those who have been ignored all their lives. Hugo Chávez opened the doors for him, gave him a voice, gave him a vote, gave him a presence and gave power to the ordinary people,” he said.

He also highlighted the great legacy of love and struggle that Commander Chávez left for this Homeland.


“This fight of ours is really for love (...) For a gigantic love, gigantic love. So great is the love for the country that, well, if it requires us one and a hundred sacrifices, we are ready to contribute even our lives in the battle for the country,” he said.

At the same time, she took the opportunity to express her solidarity with Venezuelan women in the fight against breast cancer and called for strengthening prevention and health care.

In addition, he recalled that this disease can also affect men, although to a lesser extent, so he insisted on the importance of both keeping an eye on their health.



Keep underestimating this town, they are doing well

Regarding the holding of the National Popular Consultation, Cabello questioned whether sectors of the Venezuelan right insist on underestimating the people, trying to disqualify the organization and mobilization during the day of October 18 throughout the country.

“Keep underestimating us, because we like that a lot. When they underestimate us, they do well, they succeed, they keep going,” he ironized.
At the same time, he reiterated the massive mobilization of the People during the Consultation. “Underestimate this people, underestimate all those who mobilized, underestimate young people, grandparents, women, peasants, workers, police officers, the armed forces. Underestimate everyone, who are doing well,” he said.

He stressed that unlike those sectors of the right that call themselves “ civil society”, revolutionaries are real people, people who decide and work for their communities.

“We are not dirt, nor society. We are real people, people, people. So they believe that society, 'decent Venezuela' (...) is what they supposedly represent,” he said, pointing out that these sectors of the right the truth only represents “trickery, theft and corruption.”



I don't want there to be a Law of Hate
The also Minister of People's Power for Internal Relations, Justice and Peace confirmed that he would prefer that a Law against Hate not be necessary in the country.

“I don't want there to be a Law of Hate. The thing is that there are haters, but I don't want there to be a Law of Hate. If only we didn't need a law against hate here in Venezuela,” he said.

Cabello also criticized that those who ask to eliminate this regulation have not apologized for the violent acts recorded during the so-called guarimbas. “None. They want impunity,” he said, rejecting the political violence that occurred in the country.

He pointed out that those sectors that bet on violence and impunity, “are the same ones that would never govern this country with this Constitution. This constitution bothers them, hinders them (...) it would be terrible for them, because this is the power of the People”.


Mazo News Team