Venezuelans to Mobilize for President Maduro’s Inauguration on January 10

The graffiti reads, “I swear with Maduro on the 10th”. Photo: teleSUR

December 11, 2024 Hour: 1:51 pm

‘We must be prepared to defeat any intrigue, plot, and conspiracy coming from imperialism,” the Bolivarian leader stressed.

On Tuesday night, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro called on Chavez supporters to mobilize by the millions on January 10, when the 2025-2031 presidential term begins.

“On that day, let’s go out into the streets to swear for Venezuela, to swear for independence, and to swear for the Bolivarian homeland,” he said during an event broadcast by VTV.

“I promise to unite, in a single fist, all the historic strength of General Ezequiel Zamora, the Liberator Simon Bolivar, and Commander Hugo Chavez to carry out great transformations and changes,” Maduro added.

“We must be prepared to defeat any intrigue, any plot, and any conspiracy coming from imperialism, the oligarchy, and fascism,” the Bolivarian leader stressed.

Que la oposición fascista no se equivoque, el pueblo venezolano sigue en la lucha, por eso a un mes del 10 de enero, todos nos mantenemos comprometidos con la juramentación de nuestro Pdte @NicolasMaduro para el periodo 2025-2031.

El 10E Juro Con Maduro por el Futuro 💪😎 pic.twitter.com/4lAAMaNgdF
— James Ortega (@JamesOrtega94) December 11, 2024

The text reads, “Let the fascist opposition not be mistaken! The Venezuelan people continue to fight! Therefore, one month before January 10, we all remain committed to our President Nicolas Maduro’s swearing-in for the 2025-2031 term. On the 10th, I swear with Maduro for the future.”

“Miraflores Palace will never fall into the hands of a puppet of the oligarchy or imperialism,” Maduro stated, referring to the seat of Executive branch, which is “the house of the people for now and forever.”

Once the July 28 electoral process concluded, the National Electoral Council proclamed Nicolas Maduro as the winner of the 2024 presidential elections.

On January 10, 2025, the Bolivian leader will go to the National Assembly to take the oath of office. Meanwhile, social and popular organizations are promoting citizen participation in that ceremony through posters and graffiti with phrases such as “I swear with Maduro for the future,”