Political and social organizations in the Dominican Republic held demonstrations to express solidarity with Venezuela and to reject U.S. aggression. Protesters demanded the return of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, who they denounced was kidnapped along with First Lady Cilia Flores as part of a destabilization strategy. Participants also condemned foreign military intervention in the internal affairs of nations, stressing that the rhetoric of fighting drug trafficking conceals geopolitical interests tied to the control of natural resources. Despite heavy rain, the mobilization unfolded peacefully, reaffirming the unity and solidarity between peoples.
00:00Meanwhile in the Dominican Republic, political and social organizations also demonstrated in support of in solidarity with Venezuela, while rejecting the United States government's aggressions.
00:10During the activity, protesters demanded the return of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, who was kidnapped by the U.S. along with his wife, Celia Flores, as part of a strategic of political and military destabilization.
00:21The demonstrators also condemned any form of foreign military intervention in the internal affairs of peoples, pointing out that the rhetoric of fighting drug trafficking covers up geopolitical interests linked to the control of natural resources.
00:36Despite the rain, the demonstration took place without the incident, reaffirming the solidarity within the peoples.
00:41I understand that the oppression is too much.
00:53In other words, the abuse is too much.
00:55The interventions, we strongly condemn all interventionism actions by the Yankees of the United States, because we have also gone through that process.
01:04That's right. We are raising our voices in protest against the intervention and interference of the Yankee imperialist government against a sovereign people, such as Venezuela.
01:16We defend the self-determination of peoples and sovereignty. In this sense, we call on the entire democratic and popular world to mobilize and seek this intervention for what it is, something that could happen to any country.
01:29The peoples of the world must rise up. The Dominican Republic should be no exception. I believe that no citizen, regardless of their ideology, whether right-wing or left-wing, can be happy and can participate in the removal of a legitimately elected president who is kidnapped in order to impose the type of attitude and, above all, the type of policy that they want.
01:54The people of the world must rise up.
01:54The most responsible for the persecution of these individuals is the great people, do not believe that the people naprawdę must change themselves.
01:55Thank you very much.
01:56Thank you very much.
01:57Thank you very much.
01:57Thank you very much.
02:00Thank you very much.
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02:15I hope you have a great deal with both the people of United States.
02:21What I'll say is really important with the political institutions.
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