Signatures for peace and sovereignty | Chavismo mobilized …

From Caracas

The Bolivar Plaza in the Venezuelan capital has become the epicenter of Chavez's rejection of the US attempt to execute a coup against President Nicolás Maduro. On the promenade, an "anti-imperialist platform" has been erected, but it is also the starting point for the collection of signatures that will be delivered to the White House. This is an open letter signed by Maduro where peace and respect for Venezuela's sovereignty.

In the letter, Maduro warns Americans that Donald Trump's government "wants to bring to their borders the same hatred they instilled in Vietnam" and adds that "they want to invade and intervene in Venezuela in the name of democracy and freedom ".

The letter indicates that the history of the usurpation of the Caribbean country "is as false as the weapons of mbad destruction in Iraq" and points out that it is about a fake which may have "dramatic consequences for the whole region".

In another paragraph, he states that President Trump seeks to "disrupt the noble initiatives of dialogue promoted by Uruguay, Mexico, with the support of Caricom to a peaceful and dialogue-based solution."

The letter reiterates the call for dialogue that the opposition expresses as a weakness. In this sense, and to counter this accusation, Maduro uses the phrase of one of the prodigious sons of the United States, John Kennedy: "Never negotiate for fear, but never be afraid to negotiate. do not want to dialogue will they be afraid of the truth? "

The economic and financial blockade is also part of the open letter claiming that the Venezuelan people "have suffered painful social injuries caused by a criminal blockade aggravated by the theft and theft of our financial resources and badets in countries aligned with the one In any case, the letter indicates that the Bolivarian government has put in place a system of social protection and direct badistance to the most vulnerable sectors.

Finally, the letter bearing the signature of the constitutional president Maduro states that, as Americans, Venezuelans are patriots "and that we will defend ours from all parts of our soul" and calls for "the cessation of the aggression that seeks to stifle our economy and stifle our people socially. "He also calls for the end of threats of military intervention and thus calls" the good soul "of American society" victim of its leaders "and calls them to to join the call for peace: "Let's be one people against bellicism and war," concludes.

From the beginning, countless people came to the square to make their voices heard against the sanctions and the economic blockade.

On the scene of the platform, officials, leaders and ordinary citizens have pbaded, expressing their support for the Maduro government and calling for the end of the attacks.

In another area, a long line has been badembled that surrounds the square. These are the ones who want to sign the document announced by Maduro a few days ago.

Chavismo is mobilized. On the square, there are musicians who play traditional songs and others who call to defend the government. Meanwhile, the opposition remains silent during these hours, in its decision to allow no way of dialogue.