Chavez Defends Transformation in Venezuela

Caracas - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez on Sunday highlighted the importance of laws being passed to transform the country''s reality for the benefit of the people.

In his Sunday's column "Chavez Lines" the leader explained that that was the point for the refoundation of the country in 1999.

That was the same qualitative and increasing step that allowed Bolivia and Ecuador took the same path, he wrote.

According to Chavez, it also explains the Honduras coup, the Honduran oligarchy is precisely afraid of the refoundation of the country.

We began the construction of this basically democratic republic in 1999 and we will never stop doing it because it is our daily activity as long as we have homeland, he remarked.

During a Saturday special session marking the 10th anniversary of the Constituent Assembly Chavez said the process has not finished in Venezuela yet.

It has not concluded yet because it holds several levels and the higher one is the Constitution of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela approved in 1999.

At this moment the country is in the level of construction and establishment of this project aimed at independence, liberty and equality, he pointed out.

I hope- he said - that before December 15 in which date we celebrate the 10 years of the foundation of the Constitution, there would be not even one antirevolutionary law

The answer does not correspond to me but if you need reinforcements, "I'm not asking for it," then empower me again and we will get progress over here and there.

Chavez asked the Legislative Power to speed up approve revolutionary laws in all fields of the national activity to quicken the transformation process that is taken place in Venezuela.

We have to finish with old structures of the bourgeois State and found new ones, that element is part of the new State map, emphasized the statesman.
 
 
 
 


 

 

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