This is the time for all of us to come together to show that together we demonstrate an invincible force that will lead us to victory for our sovereignty, for our own life as a nation and a republic, the lawmaker stated.
At the swearing-in ceremony of the Venezuela Todo campaign command in Caracas, the deputy explained that this is “the mother of all battles” that calls for the unity of all, transcending all differences and putting aside political prejudices.
We know how differently “we think about our opponents” and those who have attacked people’s daily lives so much, he noted.
He stressed that no one gave Venezuela independence and that the liberator Simón “independence was not granted by grace,” as is the case with other countries.
This is the time for national unity, resolving differences and common partisanship, he stressed, emphasizing that this is a fight for our children, for their future, for a fulfilling life, for peace and for growth in this beautiful country , he claimed.
The national director of the Venezuela Todo campaign also recognized that President Nicolás Maduro, along with Commander Hugo Chávez (1954-2013), were the presidents who most defended the homeland in the nation’s history.
Rodríguez explained that they will address those who think differently, because this is not about politics, but about life and death, about sovereignty, determination and about denouncing a lackey in the pay of Exxon Mobil who has a warmongering attitude towards Exxon Mobil takes Venezuela. .
The Venezuelan Parliament held this Friday a youth meeting attended by deputies, city councilors, legislators and municipal legislators to defend Guayana Esequiba, with the aim of uniting strategies and the work of Venezuelan political youth.
In workshops, participants assessed topics such as the defense of Essequibo, forced migration, the defense of the economic model in Venezuela as a political right, the defense of democracy, unilateral coercion and war mechanisms, among others.
Also this Friday, Venezuela Todo’s campaign commandos were sworn in in the states of the country, while information and awareness sessions were held in educational centers.
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