The Military and Executive High Command honored Bolívar at the National Pantheon

Caracas.- On Tuesday, 24 July, on the occasion of the raising of the flag at the National Pantheon, in Caracas, ceremonies began in honor of the liberator Simón Bolívar, on the occasion of the 235 years of his birth.

The Minister of Defense, Vladimir Padrino López, presided over the ceremony, along with the Minister of the Interior, Justice and Peace, Néstor Reverol, among other members of the Executive Cabinet, as well as Authorities of the High Military Command

Padrino López He emphasized that the Liberator is present in the Bolivarian project that assumed the National Government and the Bolivarian Revolution, promoted by Commander Hugo Chávez.

It is "the same project, bolivariano, that the commander Hugo Chávez, 200 years later, He recommenced to do social justice, to take the republican ideas of our Father Liberator, to take the ideas of freedom emancipation, "the minister said in his words to foreigners, and also greeted members of the Bolivarian National Navy (ANB), also commemorating the institution's 195th birthday on 24 July. his turn the naval battle of Lake Maracaibo

Padrino López expressed "we welcome from here all the men and women of the sea, who continue to maintain, maintaining the dignity of their naval whiteness to continue to defend the country. "

He also congratulated the AMB General Commander, Giuseppe Alessandrello, and all his contingent, for his daily task in all the aquatic spaces, commented that" defend our sovereign our territorial integrity, our independence ".

Minister Reverol, for his part, was also pointed out and pointed out that with this act, once again the Military High Command renewed its oath of fidelity to Bolivarian ideology.

Reverol informed by his Twitter account "¡1945900 2] We celebrate your birth today, immortal father Liberator, always present in our thoughts and actions! Today more than ever we ratify our commitment Bolivarian ! "

Simón José Antonio de la Santísima Trinidad Bolivar Palacios y Blanco was born on July 24, 1783 in Caracas, Venezuela, his parents were Juan Vicente Bolívar and Ponte Dona Maria of the Concepción Palacios y Blanco, two creoles , whose liberation effort manages to liberate Venezuela, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Panama. In 1813 he was named Liberator. On December 17, 1830, he died at Santa Claus. Marta, Colombia, returns from historical sources.