The people of Venezuela will salute Hugo Chávez

The Caracas authorities have organized eight points in the capital from which women, men, children and people depart in staggered hours of pilgrimage to visit what they call here the Eternal Leader, the man who forever changed the history of this country, America and the world.

Since Friday, more than a hundred intellectuals and guests from all continents have participated in the global meeting for the health of the thought of the Bolivarian leader, which concludes today in the Teresa Carreno theater in that capital, where they shed light on the health and imprint of a revolutionary leader.

Human, supportive, internationalist, cultural, and above all revolutionary Chavez was brought to light by a vision of the present, never the past, that, a decade after his passing, his mark is still alive and unscathed in the hearts of the people. ..

It is forbidden to talk about the Bolivarian leader in the past because he is part of our history, present and future of Venezuela and the world, said Miranda State Governor Hector Rodriguez at the event.

“We celebrate his life, his energy and his living power,” the young leader said, and emphasized that a decade after his sowing “we can certify” that the fundamental reason for the resistance of the Venezuelan people in the face of more than 900 sanctions and attacks we owe to Chávez.

Rodriguez stressed that every man, woman and worker is the leader, and that the Chavismo is a real force present in all the streets and movements because every Venezuelan “is Chavez,” as he said.

Yesterday, the Venezuelan singer and songwriters gave a concert honoring the man born in Sabaneta, Barinas state, attended by Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, First Fighter and Deputy Celia Flores and First Vice President of the Unified Socialist Party of Venezuela. Diosdado Cabello.

Artists of the stature of maestro Vidal Colmenares, Ivan Pérez, Francisco Pacheco, Fabiola José and Amaranta Pérez and the young Oriana Cantura took part in the Songwriters Gala: Chavez and Culture, among others.

international delegations from Cuba headed by army general and historical leader of the Cuban Revolution Raul Castro; From Grenada, along with its Foreign Minister Joseph Andal, and former Deputy Prime Minister of St. Kitts and Nevis, Earl Asim Martim, arrived in Caracas to take part in the commemorative activities.

From Honduras arrived former President Manuel Zelaya (2006-2009), Xiomara Zelaya, Chairman of the Commission on Relations and Regional Integration, and Gerardo Torres Zelaya, Vice Adviser for Foreign Policy.

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