America: We are deeply worried about the victory of Nicolas Maduro!
According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News quoted by Al Jazeera, with the victory of Nicolas Maduro in the presidential elections of Venezuela and the defeat of the pro-Western trends supported by the United States, Foreign Minister Anthony Blinken announced that “Washington is deeply concerned about the victory It is Nicholas Mador.”
With obvious interference in Venezuela’s internal affairs, he said: We are deeply concerned about the announcement of Maduro’s victory in the Venezuelan presidential elections. Maduro’s victory does not reflect the will and votes of the Venezuelan people!
Nicolas Maduro, after winning the presidential elections of Venezuela, announced to his supporters in Caracas, the capital of this country, that we will not interfere in the elections of any country, and now As the president of Venezuela, I want you to “respect the sovereignty, the constitution and the will of the Venezuelan people.
He also addressed the late president of this country, Hugo Chavez, and said: This is your victory, Mr. Chavez.
Maduro further added: From today, peace and stability will be established in the country, this victory is for peace, stability and the legacy of the Republicans, and this victory is for equality. .
Venezuela’s elected president asked the country’s public prosecutor to start an investigation into the hacking of the country’s election process and further emphasized that “we will not allow Create a scenario of chaos in Venezuela.”
Maduro stated that “I am a man of peace and dialogue” and added: “The people spoke their mind, neither to capitalism nor to fascism, and we are the people.” that we have set an example for the world.
He further emphasized that “in the new presidential term, I swear that I will give my life for the change processes for the economic and social development of our country.
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Venezuela’s presidential elections were held yesterday, Sunday, and 10 candidates from different political parties and currents in Venezuela competed for the position of president.
