
Featured image: Commander Hugo ChĂĄvez smiling while sitting in front of a statue of SimĂłn BolĂvar. Photo: Twitter/@NicolasMaduro.

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Featured image: Commander Hugo ChĂĄvez smiling while sitting in front of a statue of SimĂłn BolĂvar. Photo: Twitter/@NicolasMaduro.
This week, several activities will be held in Caracas to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the passing of Commander Hugo ChĂĄvez.
On Saturday, a seminar promoted by the International Anti-Imperialist Platform, led by the Venezuelan Ambassador to Cuba, the eldest brother of Hugo ChĂĄvez, AdĂĄn ChĂĄvez, is scheduled to take place.
Russian Foreign Minister Pays Tribute to Commander Hugo ChĂĄvez
Several activities are also planned for Sunday to kick off the memorable day held as a tribute to the revolutionaries. Later, the closing ceremony of the World Meeting on the Validity of Hugo ChĂĄvezâs Bolivarian Thought, which began last Friday at the Teresa CarreĂąo Theater, will take place.
On Monday, a military parade is planned in the House of Blue Dreams to commemorate the life of the commander.
At the same time, several cultural activities will be held in the capital city. There will also be campaigns on social media to memorialize the leader of the Bolivarian Revolution.
AquĂ estĂĄ CHĂVEZ hecho pueblo, hecho millones. POR AHORA Y PARA SIEMPRE ÂĄNosotros Venceremos carajo!â¤ď¸
El Pdte @NicolasMaduro conmemorĂł 31 aĂąos de la rebeliĂłn cĂvico militar liderada por ChĂĄvez, quien aquel #4Feb se hizo pueblo y encaminĂł la consolidaciĂłn de la Patria grande pic.twitter.com/7wcnA52jVZ
— Pedro Infante A. (@pinfantea) February 4, 2023
Throughout the week, the Cuartel de la MontaĂąa 4F, also known as the Military Historical Museum, where the Venezuelan people bade their final farewell to the commander 10 years ago, will be open to the public.
An indelible leadership
Venezuelan President NicolĂĄs Maduro has emphasized the need to remember the many qualities of Hugo ChĂĄvez, from his moral character to his humanist values.
“The best way to remember our Commander ChĂĄvez is not to remember him in the past, it is not to remember him crying, it is to remember him in the present, as a reference for the futureâworking, studying, with a smile and with his face set to the horizon of this 21st century,” President Maduro stated.
(RedRadioVE) by Yucsealis RincĂłn
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