Cuba: Venezuelan training ship arrives in Santiago de Cuba

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The Simon Bolivar training ship of the Bolivarian republic of Venezuela arrived on Saturday in Santiago de Cuba in a visit that takes place within the framework of the 34th training cruise abroad in 2024.

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00:00The Zimón Bolívar training ship of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela arrived on Saturday

00:05in Santiago de Cuba in a visit that takes place within the framework of the 34th training

00:10cruise abroad in 2024.

00:12The Venezuelan ship will remain in the Greater Antilles from Saturday, June 15, through Wednesday,

00:18June 19, and may be visited by citizens from Sunday, 16, to Thursday, 18, from 10 a.m.

00:23to 6 p.m. local time.

00:25It will then continue its journey to the city of Santa Marta in Colombia and Wilmstad, Curacao,

00:30to end its trip in the Venezuelan port of La Guaira on July 13.

00:35According to the Venezuelan Ministry of People's Power for Defense, the 34th training cruise

00:39abroad will last approximately three months, during which it will sail some 4,500 nautical

00:45miles and visit several Caribbean and Latin American ports.

00:56Venezuela, the Venezuelan people with the revolutionary conscience, in spite of sailing

01:01in turbulent waters, as a result of the unilateral coercive measures imposed on us by the United

01:09States and its allies, Venezuela will arrive safely to port, in victory, in battle, in

01:19struggle, under the leadership of our President Nicolás Maduro, Commander-in-Chief of the

01:24Armed Forces.

01:30We are ambassadors wherever we go, always projecting the message of union and fraternity

01:34when we talk about peace.

01:36We are talking about the absence of war.

01:38We are talking about respect for each other's identity, to carry the message as such.

01:43In addition to it is part of the Bolivarian diplomacy under the strategic guidelines of

01:48the state of the Bolivarian Revolution, and we are the platform instruments to bring to

01:52the different ports where we arrive.

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