In his words, Chávez’s death was a heartbreaking event, comparable to the loss of Simón Bolívar, but he insisted that his spirit and revolution remain alive.

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This Wednesday, President Nicolás Maduro commemorated the 12th anniversary of the death of Commander Hugo Chávez, reaffirming his legacy as a fundamental voice of the Venezuelan people.

In an emotionally charged speech, President Maduro described Chávez as “a deep and historical voice,” highlighting the importance of listening to the people and recognizing their capacity for resilience and creativity.

President Maduro emphasized the strength of the Venezuelan people, calling them patriots capable of overcoming any adversity. “They underestimate us,” he warned, echoing the struggles and victories that have marked the country’s recent history.

In his words, Chávez’s death was a heartbreaking event, comparable to the loss of Simón Bolívar, but he insisted that his spirit and revolution remain alive. “Chávez became the people,” President Maduro affirmed with conviction.

The president also expressed gratitude to the youth and ordinary citizens for their support, pointing out that Chávez’s legacy is present in public education and the construction of the communal state.

By highlighting the mobilization of young people in the streets, President Maduro emphasized that “12 years later, this people are victorious and advancing,” reinforcing the idea that Chávez did not just die, but multiplied in the collective consciousness of the people.

The commemoration served not only as a tribute to Chávez but also as a call for unity and continuous struggle for the ideals he promoted. In a complex political and social context, President Maduro’s words seek to revitalize the revolutionary spirit and reaffirm commitment to the principles of Chavismo.

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