A NATIONAL DAY OF ACTION TO SUPPORT THE BOLIVARIAN REVOLUTION
No U.S. Intervention in
Venezuela Elections
TELL WASHINGTON & THE VENEZUELAN ELITE: NO TO
DESTABILIZATION EFFORTS IN VENEZUELA,
A day of Solidarity with the Bolivarian Revolution: Thursday
APRIL 11, 2013
After the tragic death of our beloved president Chavez, the
imperialist nations of the world are preparing to attack the Bolivarian
Revolution. Venezuela is getting prepared for a new presidential election and
the imperialists are intent to intervene and sabotage the election.
The solidarity movement in the United States right now faces a
critical challenge with regards to Venezuela as well as the revolutionary
process in Latin America. The tragic death of our comrade President Hugo Chavez
has many believing that the important process for progress in Venezuela, Latin
America and the world, has been dealt a crippling blow but we know that the
Venezuelan people and the region will never go backward. And our solidarity
will continue as they move forward in their struggles for self-determination,
sovereignty, integration and social justice.
The people of Venezuela will honor the last will of President
Chavez by overwhelmingly voting this coming April 14 for Nicolas Maduro for
President. The Venezuelan people clearly remain committed to the process of
fundamental change in their country, no matter what. We are confident that the
roots of the Bolivarian Revolution will remain strong and grow.
But the death of our dear President Hugo Chavez will be used by
US imperialism and the elite oligarchy in Venezuela to carry out aggressive
plans to destabilize the revolutionary process in Venezuela. We must send a
strong message to Washington right away: we are organizing our voices of
solidarity with the Venezuelan people and demand no intervention during this
coming election in Venezuela.
Why April 11? The Venezuelan coup attempt of 2002 was a failed
coup d'état on 11 April 2002, that saw late President Hugo Chavez ousted from
office for 47 hours, being restored by a combination of military loyalists and
massive public support for his government. Chavez was initially detained by
members of the military and of pro-business elites represented by Venezuelan
Federation of Chambers of Commerce (Fedecámaras) president Pedro Carmona, who
was declared as the interim president. Carmona's brief rule saw the Venezuelan
National Assembly and the Supreme Court both dissolved, and the country's 1999
Constitution declared void.
In New York City, we will gather at Times Square to express our
love and solidarity with the legacy of the Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and
then we will march to the U.S. Mission to tell President Barack Obama: We do
not want U.S. intervention in Venezuela.
If you are in a city where no action is taking place, call, fax,
email the White House and voice your opposition to intervention. Or better yet,
organize a local action!
Please contact us and let us know how your organization can
support this national day for the Bolivarian Revolution.
[email protected], 718-510-5523 or 347-251-6301 or 646-533-6081.
Chavez por siempre, Maduro
Presidente
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