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Head of State: Only a popular-military union will defeat imperialism in South America

“Today in Ayacucho, Sucre calls us to union, to a new liberation and a new process in South America,” said the head of state
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Published at: 09/12/2024 07:48 PM

Applying 21st century concepts, “only the popular-military union, in a single power and in a single army, was able to corner and give a historical lesson in Junín, in Ayacucho to the Spanish empire and finally drive it out of these lands,” said the President of the Republic, Nicolás Maduro.

During his presentation at the civic-military event on the occasion of the Unveiling of the Monument Commemorative of the Bicentennial of the Battle of Ayacucho, held on Paseo Los Próceres, a monument in the immediate vicinity of Fort Tiuna, he said that “these are beautiful lessons that feed all the baggage of this wonderful era of rebirth”.

In this regard, he sent special greetings to all the soldiers, soldiers and the people of Peru and Bolivia and all of South America, “today in Ayacucho, Sucre calls us to union, to a new liberation and to a new process in South America and in our America.”

“Military of the Great Homeland, hear our call from Venezuela, let the drums of liberation and union of our America ring, that the intrigue, division and cowardice of those who submit to imperial blackmail, denying the flags of Bolivar, cease,” he said.

The National President also greeted “the soldiers of our sister Colombia and the Colombian people, I send them the same call for unity to free our Homelands from imperialist, neocolonial rule and realize the original dream of Bolívar and Sucre who founded us and for which you wear your uniforms”.

He argued that the people of Venezuela “are more awake and rebellious, carrying dreams, flags and giant utopias, on their feet.”

He also announced that, for 30 days on Paseo Los Próceres, El Pendón de Pizarro will be on display, so that the people can see the symbol of what was the domination of the Spanish Empire for almost 300 years.

Mazo News Team