The President of the Republic, Nicolás Maduro, shared a series of reflections aimed at promoting national reconciliation, peace, and ethical values through literature. The analysis was centered on the teachings of the historical novel Quo Vadis, a 516-page work by the Polish author Henryk Sienkiewicz.
This information was shared via his official social media in posts dated September 20, 2026, from New York. The National Dignitary noted that he read the book alongside Cilia Flores, supplementing the text with passages from the Holy Scriptures.
The institutional message highlighted the enduring relevance of the testimony of apostles Peter and Paul and the early Christian communities in Rome in the face of adverse conditions. Through passages from the New Testament (Epistles to the Thessalonians, Ephesians, Hebrews, and Peter), the post emphasized the importance of not returning evil for evil, acting with righteousness, and persevering in brotherly love.
Likewise, the commentary referenced author Conny Méndez to encourage citizens to practice constant prayer, faith, and daily gratitude. The President concluded that these moral principles of dignity and righteousness serve as a guide to foster spiritual growth and strengthen peaceful coexistence within the country.