Congressman Ricardo Molina: Don't test the Bolivarian Fury, we're ready for whatever comes
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Published at: 05/01/2025 12:12 PM
During the installation of the 2025-2026 legislative period, this Sunday, January 5, the deputy of the “Simon Bolivar” Homeland Bloc, Ricardo Molina, confirmed that the Bolivarian Revolution is stronger than ever and will continue to work together with the People.
In her right of speech, Molina highlighted the visit, in the month of December, of several Venezuelans living abroad. “We had the opportunity to talk to some, they were surprised by what they saw because in different countries there are difficulties, we know, of getting the truth from the Homeland to them and some skeptical media were still asking, but since 25 years later, the Bolivarian Revolution is still maintained with this strength,” he said.
In this regard, the parliamentarian stated that it is “our revolution and it is based on six points that make it impregnable”, so he highlighted history from the indigenous resistance, “through our giant of giants Simon Bolivar, through Zamora, through Chávez, that is lived in the Venezuelan people”.
He also praised the formation and organization of the People, as well as the political force led by the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) and allied parties “that ideologically drive the process.”
He also emphasized the loyalty of President Nicolás Maduro to the People, with a willingness “to give his life as he is giving it to continue to advance in the construction of the Homeland”, who has a plan for the seven transformations, “which for me is the greatest legacy left by Commander Hugo Chávez, but which President Maduro has had the wisdom to nourish and keep in force with popular construction.”
Finally, he praised the popular-military-police twinning to defend the Homeland. “Rondón hasn't fought and you don't understand what the Bolivarian Fury is, don't put it to the test, we are ready for whatever comes, wherever it comes, when it comes and with whoever comes to continue defending and building the Bolivarian Revolution,” he said.
Mazo News Team