Venezuelan President invites anti-imperialist working class to participate in December 6th elections

The president said, Humanity needs the United States to undergo a process of transformation, for wars to end.

The president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro Moros, invited the anti-imperialist working class this Friday to come to Venezuela as observers, as electoral observers, to be witnesses of the parliamentary elections on December 6. The Venezuelan head of state called that, based on the documents that have been agreed in this world meeting, a good agenda of permanent actions be carried out, together with the political and strategic initiatives, from these days on a world scale.

During the event, the Venezuelan president congratulated the 172 unions, 48 ​​political parties, 87 social movements distributed in 61 countries on five continents that discussed different tactics and strategies to continue facing the imperialist policies that seek to dominate the peoples of the world.

In this sense, the Venezuelan head of state indicated that the meeting was called by the Vice Presidency of the Working Class of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (VCO-PSUV) and the Central Bolivariana Socialista de Trabajadores de la Ciudad, Campo y Pesca (CBST-CCP). ).

Next, Maduro pointed out that the PCOA approved seven final agreements that will allow the different organizations participating in the initiative to unify a global agenda in order to accompany the different struggles and social demands.

He said, it is a platform of solidarity, of union.

Likewise, the president denounced the imperialism of the United States (USA), for the aggressions committed against progressive countries through unilateral economic sanctions with which it is intended to suffocate the peoples until generating internal crises to trigger the series of actions of imperial political control.

Likewise, the Venezuelan head of state emphasized supporting one of the proposals prepared by the Meeting on a day of solidarity with the peoples on November 21 to continue rejecting the international policy of aggression of the United States.