Nicolás Maduro said that Venezuela had five thousand Russian missiles to respond to an attack from Washington. Now he has sent a message of peace to the United States in as much English as possible.
Despite Donald Trump having admitted sending CIA agents to Venezuela and having repeatedly threatened to attack Nicolás Maduro’s regime by sea and land, in recent public appearances, the Venezuelan president has always appeared carefree and even cheerful.
Hugo Chávez’s successor says Venezuela does not want a war, but is prepared to fight it.
“If one day they dare to enter this way or that way, here is the biggest shield the country has: the working class. There would be no move and a revolutionary insurrectionary general strike would be declared by the working class of peasants in the streets until power was recovered to carry out an even more radical revolution”, defended the Venezuelan president.
In addition to the people, Nicolás Maduro says he has . The Venezuelan navy is carrying out military exercises in the Caribbean Sea, where United States attacks have been taking place on vessels that Washington, without providing evidence, says are in the service of drug trafficking.
Nicolas Maduro accuses the Trump administration of wanting, by force, to control Venezuela’s oil reservesthe largest in the world.
In possible English, the Venezuelan president launched a new and much repeated appeal for peace: “No to war, no to war. Yes peace, yes peace forever, forever. No to crazy war!“
