Cabello: We will immediately stop any attempt to generate violence

Any attempt by the opposition to generate acts of violence based on the results of the presidential election on July 28 will be immediately repelled, said the first vice president of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Diosdado Cabello.

“We are not going to allow violence anywhere and we are going to act starting because this people does not deserve one more drop of blood because of you (the right) and if you continue counting on your foreign friends to come and invade Venezuela, When the invading army sets foot on our land, we will go for each one of you,” he stated this Wednesday during the broadcast of the program Con El Mazo Dando edition 484.

Likewise, Cabello highlighted that on the right there is no clear direction or “unity of purpose” so disqualifications, insults and fights between groups are part of their daily lives.

“Don’t be fighting, so that looks very ugly, but this happens because there is no direction, no leadership, it’s a lot,” recommended the líder socialist.

In this sense, he reiterated the call for unity among the revolutionary forces while emphasizing that the political parties that Great Simón Bolívar Patriotic Pole (GPPSB) are necessary and add to the unstoppable force of the political project initiated by Supreme Commander Hugo Chávez Frías.

“As long as the political parties of the Gran Polo are strong, the Bolivarian Revolution is strong,” he stressed.

Heroic Cumanacoa

In this Wednesday’s program, Diosdado Cabello also highlighted the resilience and heroism of the residents of Cumanacoa, Sucre state, to face the damage caused by the passage of Hurricane Beryl in the Venezuelan Caribbean.

“That town is in a complicated situation. But Cumanacoa is a land of martyrs and there is no territory that has been hit harder by the repressive forces of the Fourth Republic than that. There have been many disappearances from there and the first Bolivarian Circle in the country was created in that town,” he said.

The first vice president of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) indicated that following an inspection carried out in the area in recent days, he saw part of the 7.990 affected homes.