President Maduro leads meeting with members of Brazil's Landless Movement

Published at: 23/09/2024 01:33 PM

The president of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, led this Monday a meeting with members of the Landless Rural Workers Movement of Brazil, from the Sol del Perú room of the Miraflores Palace, in Caracas.

During his speech, the head of state indicated that a new moment has arrived in Venezuela, in the geopolitical context of South America and in the world and stressed that “it is time to accelerate the march, the steps and to expand the real horizon of the dreams of several generations.”

“There will be no new society except in a new economy and specifically carrying on dreams that we have talked to Commander Hugo Chávez for a long time, with Commander Fidel Castro as well,” he recalled.

He highlighted the new project that has emerged in southern Venezuela, “there at the head of Brazil in the Bolivar state, in first-rate land”, referring to the joint initiative with the Brazilian movement in La Vergareña.

“It has to be the epicenter of a productive project that allows the installation in Venezuela of the productive, educational and informational model that the Landless Movement has already developed for 40 years. We are admirers of the Landless Movement project because we know that you have had it under difficult circumstances swimming against the tide (...) here in Venezuela the tide is in favor, so it's time to move forward,” he emphasized.

Mazo News Team