Venezuela Launches 2nd Phase of National Pilgrimage Against Sanction

The tour began with a massive motorcycle caravan in San Tome and concluded in El Tigre city, where Rodriguez rejected foreign agendas focused on destabilizing Venezuela and demanded an end to the unilateral coercive measures imposed by the United States and Europe. “May violence never prevail in our country! We are moving toward peace and development. We are moving toward a Venezuela free of sanctions!” she stressed at an event also attended by local authorities such as Anzoategui Gov. Luis Marcano and El Tigre Mayor Alberto Gago.

Before a large audience, Rodriguez reaffirmed that her administration has set two strategic objectives: achieving Venezuela’s right to development and reducing social gaps generated by the economic blockade.

The Venezuelan acting president called for healing intolerance and hatred through love and cooperation so as to ensure the stability that U.S. measures seek to disrupt.

Rodriguez sent a message to the United States, Europe and the governments that have sanctioned her nation, stating that Venezuela has only demonstrated friendship and cooperation. “Do not fear an unblocked Venezuela. Do not fear a Venezuela without sanctions. Throughout history, the Venezuelan people have demonstrated friendship, cooperation and support for other peoples when they have needed it.”