In the spaces of the Teresa Carreño Theater, located in Caracas, the president of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro Moros, together with members of the national Government, leads the activation of the Great Mission Equality and Social Justice Hugo Chávez, regarding the anniversary number 11 of the sowing of the eternal Commander of the Revolution:
“This day, March 5, 2024, the day came, it had to come and the Great Mission of missions was born, the Great Mission of Equality and Social Justice, the Great Hugo Chávez Mission, the Great Mission for life, for recovering the state of well-being, to build the future; It had to be born and here it was born.”
The head of state indicated that, together with his work team, it was possible to consolidate a mission that aims to build equality, social justice as a Constitutional right, to heal the social wounds created during eight years of criminal sanctions against society. and Venezuelan economy, which have been heroically resisted:
“We are in a position to say, starting today, March 5, we are going to a victorious counteroffensive in the social field for equality, for justice, for Bolivarian Socialism,” said the head of state.
When remembering the cancer that affected the life of Commander Chávez, he assured that experts from different countries did not find a scientific explanation for its rapid evolution, “which always led him and those of us who accompanied him in his battle, to think that it was inoculated. by imperialist forces, in one way or another.”
He added that Chávez left a legacy in the conscience and soul of the people of Venezuela, who did not and will never fail him, a people who turned pain into love, strength, courage, bravery and civil-military union, before the external factors that have sought to end the sovereignty of the nation:
“In a perfect civil-military union, General in Chief, Vladimir Padrino, convey the gratitude and admiration of the people of Venezuela to the Bolivarian National Armed Forces and their absolute loyalty to the legacy of Chávez, to the Homeland and to the Constitution.”
