Statements by Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro
At a press conference held at the Miraflores Palace in the capital Caracas, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro Maduro stressed that there will be no tolerance for malicious activities who cause violence in his country. Stating that they know who is financing these actions, Maduro drew attention to the fact that the country’s economy is being targeted.
“Venezuela will not fall into the hands of imperialism, fascism and criminals. We will not allow a civil war to break out in the country. We want everything to be within the constitutional framework. We do not want to resort to other means to make “a revolution.”He used the expressions.
Maduro, who blamed the United States for the events on the streets without naming them, “The people know this. But if the empire wants to advance its criminal plan, we will defend our homeland to the end. We will protect all our people. Whatever we do, we do it to protect our workers, our employees, our merchants and our people. I want to thank our security forces for this.”said.
Maduro stressed that an “ugly” media campaign was being carried out against his government and expressed his reaction by mentioning the names of Elon Musk, former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, Argentinian President Javier Milei, Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa, El Salvador President Nayib Bukele, former Colombian Presidents Ivan Duque and Alvaro Uribe, and the Spanish Vox party.
Maduro showed some videos from the protests to members of the press, They were faced with a “murderous” and “dirty” conspiracyHe expressed.
“I have never been nor will I ever be a CIA agent”He stated that they will disclose all the minutes they have regarding the election results. “How much more evidence do we have to present? Why do you want to drag a country into war? Why this campaign against Venezuela? I have no fear of lies and I am coming to face the truth. I have never been and will never “I’m a CIA agent.”he spoke.
Accusing the US of creating unrest in his country, “You are responsible for the wars and deaths in Afghanistan, Libya and Iraq.”said.
Election Results and Protests
According to the results announced by the Venezuelan Electoral Council, Maduro won the presidential election for the third time with 51.20 percent of the vote. After the elections were completed, the opposition made a statement on July 29, claiming that the National Electoral Council data was inaccurate and the results were fraudulent.
Unfortunately, the incidents between security forces and demonstrators during the protests held in the country on the grounds that the election results were fraudulent have not been resolved so far. 11 people lost their lives.
