US EditionSend Maduro Message on the Occasion of the Sunday of Resurrection
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Maduro and Cilia Flores call for unity and reconciliation in Venezuela in Easter, three months after their arrest in January in the United States
The President of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, called the "unity", the "dialogue" and the "reconciliation", in a message broadcast today on social networks on the occasion of Easter Sunday. The text, in the name also of his wife, the deputy Cilia Flores, adds that "hate does not win" and that the "search for peace among all" Venezuelans must prevail. In its final part, the message emphasizes the need to "take away the stone of hatred, lies and divi…
This Sunday of Resurrection, again, Nicolás Maduro was present on social networks three months after being in a prison in the United States.In his message of Resurrection Sunday, Nicolás Maduro quoted the Bible, at the same time he called for dialogue referring to his imprisonment in the United States.Nicolas Maduro seeks dialogue and resurrection from his cell in the United StatesIn a series of three messages in X, Nicolás Maduro quoted several…
Caracas, 5 Apr (EFE).- The deposed president Nicolás Maduro and his wife, the deputy Cilia Flores, made a new call this Sunday of Holy Week to unity, dialogue and reconciliation in Venezuela, in a message published on social networks, three months after his capture by U.S. troops. “This Sunday of Resurrection is to say forcefully that this is the victory of life and truth. It does not win death: it wins Christ. It does not win the lie, it wins t…
The deposed President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, the deputy Cilia Flores, made a new call this Sunday of Holy Week to unity, dialogue and reconciliation in Venezuela, in a message published on social networks, three months after his capture by U.S. troops. “This Sunday of Resurrection is to say forcefully that this is the victory of life and truth. He does not win death: he wins Christ. He does not win the lie, he wins the truth. He does not w…
Former Venezuelan editor Nicolas Maduro seemed to compare his situation with the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Read in the People's Journal
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