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Constitutional Nicolás Maduro. Look, Anderson, what you are saying here, this comrade passes this information to us. Look, someone told me, they are going to end up calling you a drug trafficker. They are going to try to apply the formula. Chávez says that at that moment they passed him a report. Thank you, brother. An applause for the comrade. Applause for the comrade, the youth. The conscious youth. And today social networks, one can find out anything. I want to add some data, comrades, that the youth should know. The problem is no longer just this march. Raise your hand. Who is aware of why they are in this march today? Okay. This march, besides demanding the return of our president Nicolás Maduro and our deputy Silvia Flores, is also the defense of humanity. Donald Trump is saying he wants to go for Greenland, he wants to take Panama, he wants to take Cuba, he wants to invade Mexico, he wants Colombia through Nicaragua. And I don't know, it worries me a lot, Anderson, that yesterday President Petro was excited because he was going to meet with Donald Trump. Hopefully, nothing happens to Petro when he visits the United States, because Donald Trump is telling him to meet there. We wish the best for Petro, but we do give him the warning. With imperialism, not even a little bit. They are not serious people, they are not people of their word. Another piece of data that must be said, comrades, who here has heard about the company Chevron? Raise your hand. Venezuela was already selling oil to the United States through Chevron. It's nothing new, says our comrade here. But now they want to say, "It's that Delsi reached an agreement with them." No, the agreement was already there. Who heard President Nicolás Maduro on January 1st in the interview with Ignacio Ramonc? He said, "We have no problem selling oil to the United States, but they should pay, because whose oil is it, whose oil is it that is here in Venezuela? Raise your hand, the owners and the owner of the oil here in Venezuela. Where are the university students? Raise your hand, the university students. Those from the OB. Raise your hand, those from the OE. Where is the working youth? Well, brother, all those resources are for the future of our youth who are here today in this march. An applause for the youth who rise up, who build, who work, who study. That's right. Look, let's listen again. Uh-huh. One moment. Look, let's play a message that the compatriot who lent us her phone gave us. One moment. Let's listen to Commander Chávez. What is the key? Ah, no, no, no. The key. Pass, pass, pass for a moment. Come, come. Pass by there quickly. Pass it to him, kid. Tell him to block it quickly. Look, you know that they have come out. Raise your hand, who has heard a TikTok that has spoken nonsense about some high level of this homeland? Everyone, right? Just now I was talking about a brother I see, whom we knew, named Nicolás Ernesto Maduro Guerra. Do you think that if he distrusted the political high command, he would go out to the street? Do you think that if that had happened, he wouldn't have gone to the assembly to say it? He is the first one on the street calling for unity, just as Chávez did. It is the first thing that must be built because they want us to be separated, they want us to be fighting with each other, they will not be able to do it because Chávez's and Maduro's army is here in the street demanding the liberation of the president and our deputy Silia Flores. Ah, well, look, but I also want to remind you of something. To us, who likes to be a doormat? And forgive me for the expression, but it must be said. And the dragged ones. It turns out that Mrs. María Corina Machado, a clue for María Corina Machado, is the mother of the mother of the mother of the mother of the mother of the mother of the mother of the mother of the mother of the mother of the mother of the mother of the mother of the mother of the mother of the dragged ones, yesterday the alpha said and forgive me for the expression. Yesterday she said she wanted to meet with Donald Trump to give him the Nobel Peace Prize. After Donald Trump told her, "I don't recognize you and you have no chance." A clue for María Corina Machado 14 years later. 14 years later. in better words and more beautiful, just as Chávez told us, let's be careful, you can't even compare that with any leader of the Bolivarian revolution, not even with Maduro, not even with Silvia. They turned into cosmic dust and today the Venezuelan people are in the street. So let's listen to the video of what we were just saying so that we can continue listening and believing that what Chávez said is always true. Let's listen to Chávez and let's go with the necessary song. But before listening to Chávez, let's go again. What about María Corina? The mother of the mother of the mother of the mother of the mother of the mother of the mother of the mother of the mother of the mother of the mother of the mother of the mother of the mother of the dragged ones and the sons of bitches. Let go, compadre. Several years ago, someone told me, they told me, "They are going to end up accusing you of drug trafficking, you directly, you, Chávez. It's not that the government supports what is allowed, no, no, they are going to try to apply the Noriega formula to you." It is one of the plans that has been developed in the United States. They are looking for a way to associate Chávez directly with drug trafficking and then anything is valid against a drug trafficker who is president, a trip to any country in the world and they take a commando and take him away. It's about the United States. They invaded Iraq with the excuse that there were weapons of mass destruction. There are none, there never were, but they still strangled the president. We heard Chávez, an applause for Chávez who was telling the truth for years, he was telling us that they were going to try this. Brothers and sisters of the youth, the conscious youth, the serious people. Raise your hand, the serious people. Raise your hand, the serious people. There are serious, responsible people here. Let's go here with the necessary song. We have an ensemble of different cultural artists from our homeland who come with a message of hope, with the battle of ideas through music. Let's receive them with the victory of our president with the necessary song to fill us with emotion, gallantry, and identity. Left hand up, left hand up. Left hand up. That's right. We welcome Laruet Recelo and Guillermo Esté. Welcome comrades. Let's go with our necessary song. My dear brothers, my dear sisters. My dear boys, boys and girls, who are gathered here, we are here and we will not go to our homes until we see our brother president Nicolás Maduro and our deputy Silvia Flores, the first combatant, the first lady of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, here in our country. So, well, let's sing a song to let these mothers, sons of gringos, know that Venezuela is respected and that we have our heart and we give our heart. Let's sing a soft song. "I Come to Offer My Heart" is the name of this song. Let's see. Let's go. Volume up on the guitar. Who said all is lost? I come to offer my heart. So much blood the river carried away. I come to offer my heart. It won't be easy. I already know what happens. As I thought, I will open my chest and take out my soul. A stab of love, moon of the poor, always open. I come to offer my heart as an unalterable document. I come to offer my heart, points of the same tie, and I will leave calmly, I will go slowly and leave everything and give myself salvation. Something that will relieve me a little more. When there is nothing near or far, I come to offer my heart. When the satellites don't sing, I offer my heart. I speak of countries and hope. I speak for life, I speak for nothing. It is to change this our home, to change it, not just to change. that all is lost. I come to offer my heart. I come to offer my heart. I come to offer my heart. I come to offer my heart. This is the heart. The heart of Venezuelans, the heart of love, the heart for our president, the heart for our beautiful deputy, for our beautiful Silvia Flores. May they return. Forgive me, I don't know if I can, but what I have left is enough for me to think. Forgive me. I don't know how to philosophize. I am the one who raises the sun. I am the one who sets the sun. I bear it in the wolf so that you live better. Forgive me and your high society. I will go with the boys to make the revolution. Forgive me. I don't know if I lack. Let's go. To work and work and my sweat is not enough from so much swallowing smoke, there was smoke in my heart. Forgive me and your high society. I will go with the boys, the revolution. Forgive me. I don't know how to philosophize. Long live the first. To work and work and my sweat is not enough. I have to swallow smoke. I have smoke in my heart. Forgive me and your high society. I will go with the boys, the revolution. Forgive me. I don't know how to philosophize. Long live Venezuela. Long live sovereign Venezuela. Long live the youth. Long live the women of this homeland who are in defense, who go out day by day to resolve, to defend, to build. I see some people celebrating, but they don't have the desire to work, they don't have the desire to build the base, to build in the militias, to defend their country, to defend their blood, to defend everything that our ancestors, our African, Afro-descendant, indigenous ancestors, the people resisted. No.