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  Chavez Insists Venezuelan Revolution Irreversible


Chavez Insists Venezuelan Revolution Irreversible
Venezuelan Head of State Hugo Chavez stated that the revolution in his country has no reverse, since the most important thing is the people, not who is the president.

The statesman highlighted that in a few years, the South American nation will show more unity and popular conscience, superior economic and social development, and an increase in participative democracy.

The CIA and Washington -he warned- plan to unleash a crisis in Venezuela in 2006, for the coming presidential elections, that is why, he added, the unity of the people with the Armed Forces is vital.

Chavez spoke on Wednesday at the venue of the 3rd World Meeting of Solidarity with the Bolivarian Revolution, in Caracas" Teresa Carreńo Theater.

With the attendance of 4,000 representatives from more than 20 nations, the forum opened on the occasion of the third anniversary of the defeat of the coup d"etat by a civic-military movement.

The President paid tribute to the people who fell defending the revolution during those days, and emphasized that if someone believes killing Chávez is a way to stop the country, the Venezuelans will stop oligarchy and their maneuvers.

"Three years later, the aggressions and the conspiracy of the US continue, that is why we call you to defend national sovereignty with the impassable wall of the great popular mass," he stated.

He highlighted that the Venezuelan process has fed from many world experiences, that is why the Constitution passed in 1999 is a result of the world revolution, and it is a national project more than a constitution.

 

 
 
 
 
 
   

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