The daughter of Hugo Chávez shared a letter in which his father promised to work: "For a better world in the future"

February 5, 2019

María Gabriela Chávez stays firm with Nicolás Maduro and remembers her father from his social networks.

The Venezuelan-American citizens grouped together in the Venezuelan-American Independent Citizens Association – (IVAC) for its acronym in English-, In a letter to Kevin Michael O'Reilly, Under Secretary for Latin America in the United States, they asked María Gabriela Chávez, daughter of the former head of state Venezuelan, to immigrate to the country of immigration. Considering that given the "delegitimization" of Nicolás Maduro's regime and his status as an agent, the daughter of Hugo Chávez "lost his immunity as deputy ambbadador of Venezuela to the l & # 39; 39; UN. "

The president of the IVAC, Ernesto Ackerman, said in a letter to the State Department of the United States that Maria Gabriela Chávez "no longer represents Venezuela because who appointed her has ceased to be presidentIn this way, it was asked to the American justice to determine if the daughter of the late Hugo Chavez was "Involved in criminal acts in progress".

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– Mr Gabriela Chavez C. (@ Maby80) February 4, 2019

While all this is happening, The eldest daughter of the late Bolivarian President strongly supports Nicolás Maduro and remembers his father from his social networks. This Monday, María Gabriela shared a letter dated 14 February 1992 in CaracasTen days after the day Chávez made his first major appearance on the public scene, with a group of army lieutenants he made a frustrated attempt to come to power.

"Maria Gabriela, my girlfriend:

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I want you to know that day and night I carry you in my chest and in my mind. I am very happy to know that you are well. As always, I am proud to have a girl like you, beautiful, intelligent and very brave.

Maria, I am in good health and especially calm of conscience. I did what I had to do, hoping that things would change, with the Bolivarian illusion that there is for you a better world in the future, a world where it does not matter. There is not so much injustice."

Some media reported that María Gabriela's fortune would be about 4,197,000,000 USD, which she would own in accounts in Andorra and the United States, which is why she is considered the most popular woman. rich of Venezuela, even at the level of employers. Lorenzo Mendoza, owner of Empresas Polar (who settled in Colombia in crisis), described by supporters of Chavez as "great oligarch".