Venezuela rejected a bill from the US Congress

A statement issued by the Ministry of Popular Forces for Foreign Relations described the initiative as disastrous, whether in its name or in its content, and considered it a tool that violates international law and emanates from extremist sectors in American politics.

The State Department denounced that the project violates the integrity of the sovereign people of Venezuela, as well as North American companies, by exposing them to the risk of being punished in an arbitrary, unfair and illegal manner, when exercising their right to free trade through contracts. With the Bolivarian Executive.

He pointed out that this arbitrary measure once again shows the cruelty of the ultra-conservative sectors and the leaders of the putschists in American politics, who are repeating their attempt to overthrow the legitimate government and detonate any possible path to dialogue and constructive relations between the two countries.

The text indicated that this bill aims to make unilateral coercive measures irreversible, and affirms that these same sectors have no interest in seeing the process of development and the improvement of the quality of life of our population in Venezuela.

He stressed that free and fair elections are guaranteed, not to mention the reinforcement of more obstacles and hostile measures against the South American country.

He stated that the name of the aforementioned instrument also offends the Venezuelan people, its history and its liberator, since its republican values ​​and commitment to the principles of freedom and peace are far superior to those of a handful of legislators ignorant of their own glory.

The State Department has estimated that these members of Congress will not go down in history except for their complicity in aggression against free and sovereign nations.

In the face of the threat of Monroe and his heirs of war builders, the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela will continue to nurture and defend the legacy of liberator Simón Bolívar, forging its own path of political and social stability, economic recovery and peace diplomacy, for a world free from domination, colonialism and imperialism, the text concluded.

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