Nicaragua, through a letter addressed to the president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, condemned the United States’ aggression against Venezuelan sovereignty, rejecting any attempt at intervention carried out by Washington.
“The Government of Reconciliation and National Unity of Nicaragua, Always Blessed and Sovereign; “The Sandinista National Liberation Front, we denounce and condemn, once again, the continuous aggressions and abuses of North American Imperialism, against Peoples determined to maintain their Dignity and National Decorum,” stated the statement from the Nicaraguan government.
Furthermore, he added: “In this other moment of heartbreaking and useless war against the National Sovereignty of our indomitable Sister, the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, with whom we walk inextricably united, we strictly reject any attempt at imposition, intervention, or vassalage, as well as all the servility and lackeys that they reign in the politics of traitors and cowards, who have no country.”
In this sense, the Sandinista Government led by its president, Daniel Ortega, denounced and condemned the continuous aggressions of “American imperialism” against countries that defend their national dignity and sovereignty.
With the sovereignty of Venezuela “No playing!”
«With the Sovereignty, Honor and Gallantry of the People of the Liberator Simon Bolívar, of the People of the Eternal Commander, Hugo Chavez Frias, of the People of Nicolás and all the Patriots who have fought and fight gloriously with National Pride, defending their Right to Freedom and Independence… With that Sovereignty you do not provoke. You do not play!», warned the Nicaraguan State.
The Latin American nation’s message called for freedom and resistance, proclaiming the breaking of the colonial yoke imposed by the United States governments.
“Big hugs, Nicolas. We proclaim that We Are Millions, Children of all the Heroes and Combatants of the Dignity of Our Caribbean America. Stronger and more determined than ever, Truth, Luminosity and Love guide us and make us Free,” it highlighted.
Venezuela rejects Washington’s claims to control oil
In this context, the Government of Venezuela rejected “once again the claim of the government of the United States of America to monitor, protect, control and manipulate the Venezuelan oil industry through its illegal policy of imposing coercive measures and licenses.”
Likewise, he declared: “With licenses or without them, with illegal coercive measures or without them, (Venezuela) is determined to be a free nation, which no force will be able to stop while it builds its future of peace and prosperity.”
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Likewise, the member countries of the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America-People’s Trade Treaty (ALBA-TCP) rejected the unilateral decision of the US Government to revoke the license that facilitates operations in Venezuela in the oil and gas.
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“This action reveals, once again, the attitude of the US government in attempting to make discretionary use of spurious oil licenses with the aim of extorting the Venezuelan government, seeking to influence the actions and sovereign decisions of that country, based on the manipulation of the unilateral coercive measures that the United States has imposed against Venezuela that, clearly, constitute a flagrant violation of International Law,” the Alliance statement said.
