Twitter Campaign Calls for 'Trump Hands Off Venezuela'

The final day of the World Solidarity Summit in Venezuela concludes with a powerful Twitter campaign, uniting social media users under a handful of hashtags, calling for "Trump Hands Off Venezuela."

“Gringo keep out of my motherland,” wrote one Twitter user, accompanying his demand with a meme demanding “Yankee to go home."

Other users, tagging their posts with hashtags such as #TrumpHandsOffVenezuela, #TodoSomosVenezuela and #YoVotoPorque, explained in 150 characters their disapproval of the U.S. threats of intervention, declaring the right of Venezuela to be a dignified and free country.

"Mr @realDonaldTrump: Today in the streets and on social media we tell you #TrumpFueraDeVenezuela (TrumpOutOfVenezuela)."

“I voted because I’m not going to give the country on a silver platter to these criminals. We’ve demonstrated we are the majority,” wrote another Twitter user.

“Rule your country, you are not the emperor of the world, Venezuela is respected.” another said.

Venezuelans and delegates from the international summit will march together throughout the capital, protesting U.S. meddling in the internal affairs of the country.

Mayor of Caracas Jorge Rodriguez told La Radio Sur, "We are going to a great anti-imperialist march ... to tell those who insist on aggression against Venezuela, that Venezuela is not a country that kneels, that Venezuela is not a country that tolerates any type of interference action of any power, nor of any country."

Over 200 delegates have been attending the "We Are All Venezuela" summit in Caracas in an act of solidarity with the country's people in order to discuss solutions and actions to bring peace to the nation.

National Constituent Assembly President Delcy Rodriguez said Venezuelans will defend their country from threats made by U.S. President Donald Trump to intervene in the country.

The event will conclude with a meeting with the ANC and an anti-imperialist march Tuesday.