Nicolás Maduro, the president of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, appealed to the people to hold a “Great National Congress” to define a concrete plan of “seven changes”. He stood up for the elections: “The people will decide on the specific action plan in the government’s plan for 2031,” local newspaper ‘Corrio del Orinoco’ reported.
“I appeal to all Venezuelans, I appeal to all Venezuelans to pay attention to where we need to put it”, said the head of state at the Miraflores Palace, where he highlighted that Venezuela won again and this time in three games. “We defeated the late Machado and Gonzalez Urrutia, we defeated the Miami influencers and we defeated mobilizations around the world. The Bolivarian revolution is a great global force,” he said.
Maduro insisted that the debate should begin “to develop the lines of action of the seven changes plan, a better dialogue in which all Venezuelans will participate.” In this sense, he condemned the call to violence by extreme right-wing groups, and they were defeated again, which is why he asked the National Assembly to speed up the approval of the law against fascism, neo-fascism, etc. Expressions. “In Venezuela, fascism will not return, hatred will not return. In Venezuela, the right to build a peaceful and prosperous future for all has been won, the national leader said.
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