Caracas/Prensa Latina
The government of Venezuela rejected the recent statement issued by the United States Department of State that attacks the Bolivarian people after the re-election of President Nicolás Maduro, local media highlight today.
In a statement from the Venezuelan Foreign Ministry reproduced in several newspapers, it is explained that the text “signed by a handful of its satellite governments to attack the Venezuelan people, is nothing more than an accumulation of infamies, distortions and coup aspirations.”
Through a statement released by Foreign Minister Yván Gil, the authorities accuse the Secretary of State, Antony J. Blinken, and “his commanders” of trying to reissue the script of former Vice President Mike Pence in 2019, in order to isolate Venezuela .
Venezuela also repudiates the State Department’s talk about Human Rights.
They maintain that the North American government attacks Venezuelans with almost a thousand illegal coercive measures, ignoring the will expressed on July 28.
“They plan terrorist actions against their authorities, public services and institutions, to ignore their democratic will and impose, as in 2019, a new puppet,” reads the letter issued by the Venezuelan Foreign Ministry.
The authorities maintain their intention to respect international law at all times, despite Washington’s constant attacks against its diplomats in Washington.
“Venezuela does not allow itself to be intimidated. The world knows that its people and its government are deeply committed to self-determination,” says the text published in Venezuela News.
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