Today President Maduro insisted on his claim
that the local private media is part of a plot to destabilize the country.
Maduro has been protesting against what he perceives as a lack of coverage of
his government’s accomplishments.
I re-blog the English note published earlier today
by the Agencia Venezolana de Noticias:
Caracas, 18 Sep. AVN.- Nationwide and
regional media chaired by bourgeois people and families with
"lineage-linked surnames" made a cartel against the revolutionary and
democratic governments and they are trying to destabilize the country, stated
Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro on Tuesday.
"They are trying to make conditions for
a social outbreak, serious problems of economic stability. It happens
everyday," Maduro criticized during the opening of a highway exit in
Miranda state.
Also, the President criticized the political
and unpatriotic stance assumed by private media owners who have ordered to
create a biased campaign of opinion in newspapers, despising the beginning of
the school year in the country.
"Who may be bitter because the school
year starts? In front of the happiness of children who wake up, fathers and
mothers happy because that day they iron uniforms of their children and take
them to school?," Maduro wondered.
President Maduro stressed as well that one of
the main achievements in the bolivarian democracy is the guarantee of a public,
free and high-quality education, which is besides characterized by the
allocation of books for free among all children.
"But if we see headlines in the
bourgeois media, those with big names, they are engaged in a plan to destroy
the bolivarian revolution, they are committed to deprive people from their
rights. When people did not have rights, they acted as a society of accomplice,
concealing all their lies," Maduro remarked.
In this connection, Maduro called on
conscious people in Venezuela to be aware before attacks of conservative
sectors, whom he called "enemies of the fatherland. This media acts as
enemy of the fatherland."
AVN 18/09/2013 08:43
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