Nicolás Maduro assures that the time of ‘orders in English’ ended in Venezuela

Nicolás Maduro, who swore in January for a third term in Venezuela after his questioned reelection last year, said this Sunday that the time of “orders in English” ended in the Caribbean country, which, he said, is not “nobody’s colony.”

The recent information linking General Vladimir Godrino López, a central figure of the criminal regime of Nicolás Maduro, with drug trafficking to the

Fidel Castro: “Until victory, always.” 66 years in power. More than 7,000 murders and disappearances of opponents. Nicolás Maduro: “Until victory, always.” 12 years in power and about 9,500 deaths in the hands of the armed forces of Chavismo (in addition to the 14 years of Hugo Chávez and the more than 200,000 violent deaths during his term). Daniel Ortega and his wife-commandant Rosario Murillo: “Until victory, always.” 23 years in power (sumin…

31-03-25.-The president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, said this Sunday that the time of "orders in English" ended in this country, which, he said, is not "nobody's colony." In a video shared on Telegram, which shows the president of the United States, Donald Trump, and the White House, the leader...

Canal Red has launched a package of stickers for WhatsApp and Telegram on the occasion of its second anniversary. Among them is a sticker by Pablo Iglesias accompanied by the motto of the former Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez: “Exprópise!” The set of images, accessible free of charge through the channels of diffusion of the media, also includes other phrases associated with collaborators of Canal Red. Among them, one by Pablo Echenique with th…

(EFE).- Nicolás Maduro said this Sunday that the time for "orders in English" ended in the Caribbean country, which, he said, is not "nobody's colony." In a video shared on Telegram, which shows the president of the United States, Donald Trump, and the White House, the leader of the chavismo said that Venezuela [...] La entrada Maduro's message to Trump: "The time for orders in English ended in Venezuela" was first published in ALnavío.