Simon Bolivar

countries with possessions in the Americas must, of course, apply to the eradication of colonial situations which still endure in this hemisphere, as Bolivar stated when the Panama Congress was convened. 62. In accordance with its anti-colonialist position, which is one of the constant features of Panama's

y, the time for freedom has come — the opportunity has undoubtedly arisen, from the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, from the revolutionary ideas of Simón Bolívar and the example and legacy of Commander Hugo Chávez, whose voice still echo in this Hall, clamouring for justice in the world, demanding an end to th

ional needs. We must support those who struggle in favour of liberty and dignity in El Salvador and in every corner of a continent where the ideas of Bolivar, Marti and Juarez are increasingly reaffirmed. The record of these years reaffirms that the unity, firmness and awareness of the problems and of our

r of the freedom of man. It was one of the first countries to abolish slavery entirely, within a process which sprang from the genius of the ideas of Bolivar, the Liberator, when we were a part of "Gran Colombia". In 1851 Ecuador eliminated the last remnants of the slave system. The eradication of racial d

une**, with attempts now being made in **Honduras**. We **denounce the attempts to destabilise Venezuela** and **reaffirm our solidarity** with the **Bolivarian and Chavista government** and the **civic-military unity** led by **President Nicolás Maduro**. Calls to reject electoral results are **irresponsi

olonialist and Imperialist Powers maintain against Peoples, Governments and Countries, such as Cuba, Venezuela, Bolivia, Nicaragua, who integrate the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America, ALBA, a strategic Unity in Defense of our Sovereignty, Independence and the Legitimate Customs and Models

I come to reiterate Paraguay’s position on the recent electoral process in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, which concluded on 28 July. This process ignored the will of the Venezuelan people and was marked by serious acts on the pa

m and the rule of international law to protect them from foreign aggression. Guyana is a small State that has had to contend with aggression from the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela for all 58 years of our nationhood. International law and its strict application have been our armour and our shield in our

tion is, as usual, the government of the United States of America and its agencies, as part of its failed policy of continued coup d'état against the Bolivarian Revolution of Venezuela, which began more than 25 years ago. 36. From their territory, specifically from the State of Florida, terrorist attacks a

n of a social pact; from the United States, the founding fathers’ love of democracy; from South America, our wild diversity, our standard-bearer, our Simón Bolívar; from Africa, the drums that call us to commune with nature’s spirits; from Jesus, the idea of universal love—his uniting of light and life. From the

eople of Cuba, of Marti, of Fidel, of Raul and of Miguel Diaz-Canel over 62 years of murderous blockade. We express our combative solidarity with the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, where Chavez lives on. the struggle goes on and Nicolas has defeated all destructive assaults. ‘We express our combative so

s people continue to bear the brunt of those unilateral measures. We therefore urge strongly for constructive dialogue between the Governments of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and the United States to relieve the hardships that those impositions have caused the Venezuelan people. It should also be n

ist of State sponsors of terrorism is entirely unjustified. Furthermore, my delegation supports the lifting of sanctions imposed on the people of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. That hegemonic situation constitutes a violation of the human rights of the Venezuelan people. We therefore stand in solida

From the homeland of the liberator Simon Bolivar and Commander Hugo Chavez Frias, we convey warm greetings on behalf of the constitutional President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Nicolas

denunciation by the General Assembly? Why do we not unequivocally resist imperialism’s sordid attempts to subvert the duly elected Governments of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and the Republic of Nicaragua? How can we look askance, in relative silence and contented inaction, in disregard of Taiwan’s

I take this opportunity to read a letter from President Nicolas Maduro Moros for the peoples of the world. “The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela extends a greeting of brotherhood to the Presidents, Heads of Government and Prime Ministers of the 193 countries of the Uni

e taken by several countries of our region against arbitrary exclusions in forums in the hemisphere. We renew our support for and solidarity with the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, its constitutional president, Mr. Nicolas Maduro Moros, and the civil- military unity of its people, in the face of attempt

took the first steps towards ending that infamy. And as the President of Colombia, Mr. Gustavo Petro, has already stated, the aggression against the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela must end. As our comrade Berta Caceres said, the people of the world must wake up. We still have time.

ars. Major elections will be held on 21 November 2021 for the people to elect regional, municipal and local authorities, as mandated by our country’s Bolivarian Constitution. This year, we started several rounds of dialogue with the business sector, the social sector, trade unions and the political arena.

by curbing territorial avarice and embracing peaceful cooperation. In that regard, we want to draw attention to the continued overt threats that the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela has been making to Guyana’s territorial integrity and sovereignty. Just recently, an agreement was announced in Mexico City

or allowing its medical brigade to compliment the services of our heath care workers who have been stretched to capacity and to the Government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela for supplying PPEs and test kits as part of our response. The Government of the People’s Republic of China continues to be a

, embargoes and all the tools of imperialism and its destabilizing actions. We also reiterate our unwavering solidarity with our sister nation of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, the Bolivarian people and the constitutional and legitimate Government of President Nicolas Maduro Moros. As our peoples wo

as initiated by Commander Hugo Chavez Frias and continued by President Nicolas Maduro Moros in favour of the Venezuelan people. We reiterate that the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela will always be able to count on Cuba’s solidarity. We ratify our firm support to the brother people of Nicaragua and its Nat

ter. The Government of Dominica also salutes the Government and the people of the People’s Republic of China and the Government and the people of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela who, notwithstanding their own challenges, have both made significant contributions to the fight against the COVID-19 pandem

octrine contravene the Proclamation of Latin America and the Caribbean as a Zone of Peace. We wish to restate publicly in this virtual forum that the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela shall always have the solidarity of Cuba in the face of attempts at destabilizing and subverting constitutional order and th

stro, with General Raul Castro and with the President of sovereign Cuba, our brother Miguel Diaz-Canel. We reaffirm our strong support for the sister Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, which is suffering a brutal and criminal cowardly onslaught of aggressions by the United States imperialists. We reiterate

o report that on the 30th of June, 2020 the International Court of Justice held its first virtual hearing on the controversy involving Guyana and the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Regrettably, Venezuela has refused to participate in the hearing. Guyana now awaits the determination of the International

and the unilateral economic sanctions imposed for the purpose of stoking social unrest as part of an externally-driven “regime change” agenda in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela are but two egregious examples of how the norms and principles of international law are desecrated for sake of power and sel

en to us around the world. Allow me to congratulate you, Mr. President, on behalf of the Constitutional Government of Venezuela and the People of our Bolivarian Republic for assuming the Presidency of this 75th Session of the General Assembly. A great occasion of great importance due to the stellar situati

ation to comprehensively, transparently, respectfully and fairly address that issue. At the regional level, the worrisome crisis that persists in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela compels us to consider and support the various efforts to restore democracy in that South American country. As a member of t

ll and spirit of freedom and the sovereignty of the Governments and the peoples of the world. We reiterate our militant solidarity with the brotherly Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, the Bolivarian people and the legitimate and constitutional Government of President Nicolas Maduro Moros. We reject and con

se criminal activities, associated with the humanitarian crisis generated by the deterioration of the political, economic and social situation in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, represent a threat to the maintenance of peace and security on the continent. I would like to reiterate that this challenge

d on Tuesday right here in this Hall by President Donald Trump of the United States (see A/74/PV.3), blames Cuba for the failed plan to overthrow the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela by force. With the aim of denigrating the feats of the Venezuelan people, the Yankee spokespersons repeat over and over agai

rave and does not kneel before any imperial Power. I convey the greetings of President Nicolas Maduro Moros and the Venezuelan people, as well as the Bolivarian tidings of the spirit of our Commander, Hugo Chavez Frias. We have come here with the purpose of announcing some very good news about the Bolivari

best-quality coffee in the world. The book recounts our efforts for peace, dialogue, negotiation and consensus. One page is about the dream of Simon Bolivar, who wrote that if the world were to choose its capital, it would assign that great destiny to the Isthmus of Panama.

ocracy. In that regard, I should like to mention several key points. First, we applaud the recent steps taken by parties at the national level in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela to reach common ground through meaningful dialogue. Secondly, our colonial past has presented Suriname with unresolved borde

, dialogue, security and prosperity. That is all we want. The sustained and coordinated attempts to engage in externally imposed regime change in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela are only one egregious example of the current trend. We are witnessing an illegal economic blockade eerily similar to the on

guarantees of a world at peace. Last year, from this rostrum, Guyana updated the world on the disregard for these principles that our neighbour, the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, continued to show in its controversy with Guyana (see A/73/PV.12). We showed how six months earlier, in March of last year,

That coercive measure must end because it causes incalculable harm to the Cuban people. The same goes for the economic siege against the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, which affects its international payments and its ability to obtain goods and services, as well as its people’s living condi

ts imperial policy in the region, is attacking Venezuela with particular cruelty. In this menacing climate, we reiterate our absolute support for the Bolivarian and Chavista revolution, the civic-military union of the Venezuelan people and its legitimate democratic Government, led by Constitutional Preside

This year we will once again vote against the unjust blockade imposed by the United States. Our sisterly Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, the Bolivarian People and the legitimate Government of President Nicolás Maduro Moros can count on our unconditional solida

sputes are the most effective guarantees of peace. Members are no doubt aware of the controversy that has arisen between Guyana and its neighbour the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela over Venezuela’s contention that the 1899 arbitral award, which settled the boundaries between the two countries, is null an

and the Grenadines stands firmly against the continued interventionist assaults on the sovereignty of our neighbours in the Republic of Cuba and the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. The anachronistic economic blockade of Cuba is both illegal and unproductive. The time has long since passed for its comple

rights defenders and community leaders, thereby once again affirming that Latin America and the Caribbean is a zone of peace. Our brother country the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela is suffering shameless aggression at the hands of the United States and its allies. Latin America firmly rejects any attempt

eace. Bolivia unequivocally condemns the unilateral sanctions and the threats of invasion levelled by the Government of the United States against the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Our region is nobody’s back yard. We also reject the conduct of the Secretary General of the Organization of American State

reate an international court against organized crime in our region of Latin America. It is with sadness that I refer to the situation that our sister Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela is facing.

f the better-off nations of the world, I thank those nations and persons who were first responders, particularly the Government and the people of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, who went beyond the call of duty to assist. I also acknowledge the commitment of and contributions from the Government and

We address the General Assembly at its seventy-second session in the name of the constitutional President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro Moros, and thus in the name of a sovereign, peace-loving people that believes in respect among nations and c

e Assembly was created to prevent. In that context. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines views with alarm the continued threats to the sovereignty of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. To be sure, the people of Venezuela have endured an extended period of political conflict, which has exacerbated other diff

ates in general, and especially the South American and Caribbean States, to deal in a constructive manner with the problems of our sister nation, the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Let us continue to stress the need for dialogue between all parties. History proves that interference and intervention are