Minister Cabello carries out the first patrol of 2025 and checks security in downtown Caracas (+ Photos)

Published at: 04/01/2025 11:33 PM

This Saturday, January 4th, the sectoral vice-president of Politics, Public Security and Peace, Diosdado Cabello Rondón, took the 2025 night security tour.

The day took place in the center of Caracas and near the National Assembly to verify the security deployment, regarding the installation this Sunday of the new directive of the Venezuelan parliament and the swearing in, next Friday, January 10, of the President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela Nicolás Maduro.

During his journey, he highlighted the institutionality of the AN, where important decisions will be taken in the coming days, after the installation of the 2025 legislative period this Sunday, January 5, so the State guarantees the deployment of security agencies.

He stressed that the magazine was passed “going around the center of Caracas, because some sectors of the opposition are kind of nervous because there are security measures around the Legislative Palace and the Miraflores Palace, which is very normal on a date that is as important as the taking of the position of the President of the Republic.”

The Minister of Popular Power for Internal Relations, Justice and Peace also highlighted the security provided by the security agencies of the Venezuelan State and criticized the “short memory” of the extreme right, recalling that “when the coronation of Carlos Andrés Pérez, the center of Caracas was taken over by foreign security agencies.”

In his words, he stated that “Venezuela, at this time, guarantees its own security, not only its security, but the safety of all Venezuelans”.

“In this magazine, the comrades of the National Guard with nothing new (...) the National Guard on the street doing what normally corresponds, public order, we are sure that nothing will happen, Venezuela will be peace and tranquility,” he said.

The also Minister of People's Power for Internal Relations, Justice and Peace assured that “the streets of Venezuela and those of Caracas are absolutely calm. Some will say and why they do all the deployment, because we know the opposition we have, that in the face of the threats they constantly make against our people, against democracy in Venezuela, we are obliged to guarantee the peace of all Venezuelans.”

Mazo News Team