International Solidarity Day will Demand “US Hands Out of Venezuela”

Thousands of people will demand in the streets and on social networks "United States out of Venezuela!" as part of the day of solidarity with the South American country.

The organization The People’s Forum, based in New York, published on X the global call of the International People’s Assembly to “defend the Bolivarian Revolution from the stalking of US imperialism, which once again tries to destabilize the struggle of the brave Venezuelan people.”

The call highlighted the attempts that try to reverse the Bolivarian process through “attacks and operations with the right-wing governments of the region and the world. With the elections in Venezuela we have witnessed the simultaneous, sustained, and deepened application of different methods of violence, isolation, dissemination of fake news, psychological, media, and technological siege, or to put it more briefly, we have seen live and direct the application of a Hybrid War against its people,” the call emphasized.

The Assembly urged “all popular movements, unions, political parties and all people who fight for democracy and popular sovereignty to categorically reject attempts at destabilization and interference by the United States in Venezuela.”

“We know that the firmness and determination of the Venezuelan people, demonstrated in the streets, together with the solidarity of the popular movements of the world, will manage to stop the current fascist escalation, and Venezuela will remain a bastion of peace and stability throughout the region,” it concluded.

New York City Residents gathered last night in front of the headquarters of The New York Times chanting “No to US intervention,” accusing the newspaper of being involved “in a disinformation campaign to encourage and justify attempts of coup d’état and economic war led by the United States against Venezuela.

“The people of the United States are against sanctions, intervention, and endless war! The world supports Venezuela, its independence, and its democratic process!” noted The People’s Forum also on X.