Maduro from Aragua: If they eat the light they will regret it and this time there will be no forgiveness

National Agencies

Five days before the presidential elections on July 28, Nicolás Maduro, candidate for presidential reelection, arrived yesterday at 8:00 pm at Bolívar Avenue in Maracay, in the state of Aragua, where thousands of supporters were waiting for him since around 2:00 pm, to witness the closing speech of the campaign that lasted about an hour.

“I have visited many cities, but I have never seen this spectacle in Aragua. I have the support of the brave people,” said the standard-bearer of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela and the Great Patriotic Pole, while those present lit up with their cell phones.

He explained that after traveling across Venezuela from one end to the other, he is sure that “the map will turn bright red, from north to south, from east to west” next Sunday.

“If you want peace and stability, vote for this friend here, for Nicolás Maduro Moros, there are 13 cards, vote wherever you want, there is room for everyone here.”

He mentioned that there are five generations: “the precursors, over 70 years old, the founding generation, over 50, the golden generation, from 30 to 50 years old, and the younger generation, who rose up seeing riots and shortages, the young people from 20 to 30 years old, and the brilliant generation, the young people from 8, 10, 15 to 20 years old are geniuses, five, seven forces are activated building Venezuela.”

In response to this, he once again issued a warning to opposition groups who, he reiterated, were planning violent actions following the results.

“I tell the far right that they have deceived so much, now they are shouting fraud, I only tell them, lady demon, Mr. demon, if they devour the light they will regret it for 200 years, and this time there will be no forgiveness, there will be justice, I will defend peace with an iron fist, enough of so much harm.”

“Venezuela has taken the right path to build its own economic model. We have to preserve peace and harmony so that the recovery of the economy can continue.”

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Although it was an election campaign event, Maduro took advantage of the opportunity to confirm that at least 3 million new homes must be built for the same number of families. “Of the three million decent roofs, 400,000 are already being built. These are facts, not promises,” he stressed.