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Jorge Rodríguez: The time has come for extremism to be permanently isolated

President of the National Assembly, Jorge Rodríguez
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Published at: 05/01/2025 01:28 PM

After being ratified this Sunday as president of the National Assembly (LAN), Deputy Jorge Rodríguez stressed that it is not possible to establish a political dialogue with the extreme opposition right because of their repeated threats against peace in Venezuela.

During the installation of the 2025-2026 session of the Parliament, Rodríguez stated that “the time has come for extremism to be permanently isolated”

“From the President of the Republic to the deputies of this National Assembly, we have defended political dialogue to direct our affairs, to resolve our difficulties, but it is even an act of irresponsibility to try to dialogue with people who have the dagger up their sleeves because they are foreign agents, the dagger of the real ones to re-arm armed and violent fascist groups, the dagger of the dissolution of the Republic,” he emphasized.

In this regard, he pointed out that with these sectors “we don't want to argue, with those we are not going to argue, for them there is a Constitution and there are laws to apply and must be applied; so that when we talk about political dialogue it is with the small letters of the offers on social networks: 'certain conditions apply'. It is a political dialogue with certain conditions, the condition of peace, of the defense of the Republic, of the defense of institutions, of the defense of democracy, in that context it is everything we want, outside of that context absolutely nothing,” he said.

Mazo News Team