Venezuela’s Maduro slams Trump-era US sanctions as “immoral economic warfare” in TV address, demanding international action to lift coercive measures and boost national production.

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In the latest episode of his TV program “Con Maduro +”, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro condemned the “commercial and economic war” unleashed by U.S. President Donald Trump.

During the 75th installment of the show, aired on April 7, Maduro criticized U.S.-imposed coercive measures, which he claimed now extend globally as tools of “American imperialism.”

President Maduro labeled these sanctions “immoral and illegal,” arguing that harming nations to colonize them is indefensible. He framed sanctions as a U.S. tactic to control sovereign states, citing Nicaragua and Cuba as examples of countries suffering under similar policies.

The Venezuelan leader called on the international community to end economic sanctions and warfare, stressing that independent nations deserve respect. Amid the crisis, President Maduro urged citizens to prioritize strengthening domestic production and internal economic growth, asserting his commitment to an economic model he described as “resilient” and “invulnerable” to global pressures.

President Maduro’s speech underscored resistance and unity against perceived international aggression, rallying Venezuelans to focus on proactive economic development while condemning foreign coercion.

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