President Maduro at the SĂŁo Paulo Forum: “Venezuela Standing and Advancing”
The constitutional president of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro Moros, said that the country remains standing in the face of imperial aggression and threats, “with increasing strength, with greater force.” This was expressed during his participation in the virtual International Meeting of the SĂŁo Paulo Forum in commemoration and tribute to the 50 years of the triumph of Salvador Allende and the Popular Unity in Chile.
“We are walking the path of peace and social, political, and military stability; of the perfect civic-military union of the Bolivarian Revolution. We are strengthening the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) as an immense vanguard that in every street, in every neighborhood, in every community and in every factory is together with the people, working, leading our struggle, together with the Great Patriotic Pole and all its political parties, and also united with great force in Venezuela’s daily struggle,” emphasized the Head of State.
He assured that Venezuela will always pay attention to the SĂŁo Paulo Forum, which he described as the broadest organization for the coordination of forces, movements, groups and political parties in Latin America, the Caribbean and the world with regard to progressivism and the left.
“We are happy to share this space of the SĂŁo Paulo Forum, a space of four decades of struggle,” he said.
The activity was moderated by the executive secretary of the SĂŁo Paulo Forum, MĂłnica Valente, and other Latin American, Caribbean and world leaders participated in the video-conference, including:
- Dilma Roussef, former president of Brazil and honorary president of the Perseu Abramo Foundation of the Workers’ Party.
- Daniel Ortega, President of the Republic of Nicaragua.
- Hoang Binh Quan, Chairman of the International Relations Commission of the Socialist Party of Vietnam.
- Brahim Ghali, from the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic.
- Rafael Araya Masry, president of the Palestinian Latin American and Caribbean Confederation (COPLAC) of the PLO, deputy and member of the Palestinian National Council.
- Miguel DĂaz Canel, President of the Republic of Cuba.
In addition, former Brazilian president Lula da Silva sent a letter that was publicly read to the world.
Featured image: File photo.
Translation: OT/JRE/SL
