Head of State warns imperialism's intemperate reaction to the loss of its hegemony
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Published at: 24/09/2024 02:29 PM
In the context of the 20th anniversary of the October Movement in
Argentina, this Tuesday the president of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela,
Nicolás Maduro, warned of the revival of fascism and neofascism,
which are added to neoliberalism as objectives to be eradicated for the well-being of peoples.
“Today the fight is against neoliberalism in all its forms
of wild capitalism and, we say from Venezuela because we are fighting that
battle with all of you, the fight is also against fascism,
neofascism and all their similar expressions,” said the Head of State in a
message sent to the Peronist organization through his YouTube channel.
He warned that in the face of the loss of world hegemony and the
emergence of an alternative multipolar and pluricentric world, North American imperialism
“is reacting intemperantly. It is very similar to the
reaction of the imperialist nations of Europe and the United States when the power of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
emerged at the time and the reaction of those old monarchies of transnational capital
and of the concepts of vital spaces of capitalism,”
he added.
In this regard, he also exalted the emergence of “that immense
force that largely represents the BRICS”, so that “the
empire wants, in its hour of decline, moral and economic policy, to carry out
its hegemony in the worst ways”, with criminal actions of which Venezuela and Argentina are victims.
“We are suffering from an onslaught of the most
brutal, the most violent, the most intolerant, full of hatred and
revenge, a national onslaught that our people effectively managed to neutralize and overcome.
Venezuela is at peace, working, growing and flourishing,” but also
“an international onslaught of the neofascist fascist International and similar expressions,” he said.
However, he stressed that Venezuela is standing, “with a united
people, with a perfect union of struggle and construction for the future.”
Mazo News Team