The former President of Bolivia, Evo Morales, reiterated his solidarity with the Bolivarian Government and the people after the revelations of the Venezuelan ambassador to the United Nations (UN), Samuel Moncada, where he details the meetings of the Venezuelan extreme right wing with former President Donald Trump to plan the assassination of the Constitutional President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro.
The indigenous leader, through the Twitter social network, stated: “My solidarity and admiration with brother Nicolás Maduro for having saved his life from this assassination attempt and with the revolutionary people of Venezuela for having defeated this Yankee military intervention plan. The Great Homeland defends its freedom with unity and dignity”.
In another broadcast message, Morales said that former Secretary of Defense of the United States Mark Esper, admitted in his book “A Sacred Oath”, that he proposed to Juan Guaidó to assassinate President Nicolás Maduro: “With what morality can the United States speak of respect for democracy in order to exclude the people of Venezuela from the Summit of the Americas?” he emphasized.
This weekend, Ambassador Moncada denounced the plan devised in 2020 by Washington to impose a naval blockade on Venezuela and Cuba, simultaneously, in order to overthrow both governments, which was forged in the facilities of the White House.
