Massive mobilization in Caracas showed that Venezuela defends peace
Our correspondent, Gladys Quesada, gives us an account of the highlights of this day of mobilizations in defense of peace and the electoral victory of President Nicolas Maduro. teleSUR
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00:00A massive mobilisation packed the streets of Caracas to show the world that the Venezuelan
00:05people took a strong stance in defence of peace and the victory of President Nicolás
00:09Maduro.
00:10Our correspondent Clarice Quesada has more details.
00:14The Venezuelan people took to the streets this Saturday afternoon, not with violence
00:19or hostility, but with peace, music and slogans to defend the victory of elected President
00:26Nicolás Maduro Moros, who won in the elections last Sunday.
00:30We are going to the streets to defend our homeland, our sovereignty, our independence
00:36and back Nicolás Maduro.
00:38And Yankees can't forget because we are defending our sovereignty, long live the homeland, long
00:44live Venezuela, long live Nicolás Maduro.
00:46The march at Indies also demanded justice after the terrorist actions and violence outbreaks
00:52in the nation prompted by the radical extremist right-wing groups, which resulted in over
00:591,000 detentions.
01:01The rioters provoked terror under the excuse of contesting the electoral results of the
01:07July 28th polls.
01:08Also, the intellectual authors of these actions must face the law according to Venezuelan
01:15people.
01:16The Venezuelan justice is going to act to capture all of the intellectual authors calling
01:21to the violence, where have been death, when it's been destroyed medical facilities, when
01:26schools has been destroyed.
01:27They're going to pay, Maria Corina, you're going to pay.
01:30You're going to pay for every crime that you committed.
01:33And you're always shielding under the gringos, but that's over.
01:37That's your turn.
01:38Miss Maria Corina, stop the violence.
01:41Your children are in the United States and you're putting issues and crisis and crime
01:47to the young people of our homeland.
01:49You can search for your kids and pull it in the front, your sons in the United States.
01:55This crowd is also outraged by the interference of the United States, the European Union,
02:01international organizations, and an insignificant group of Latin American countries and demands
02:08respect for them.
02:10They reject any interference in the country.
02:13I am against of those countries that are not recognizing our sovereignty, our will, and
02:19they're recognizing in a way very responsible the results that are presented by Maria Corina
02:26Machado and Mundo González.
02:29Throughout this week, different social forces in the country have taken to the streets to
02:33reaffirm solid support for President Nicolás Maduro Moros and to warn the world that they
02:40are willing to enforce their decision at the ballot box and to reject the attempted coup
02:46by the ultra-right extremists.
02:50For TELUS for English, Gladys Quezada, Caracas, Venezuela.