Vice-president Jorge
Arreaza thanked the Bolivarian Armed Forces for defending the Venezuelan people
against what the Agencia
Venezolana de Noticias (AVN) called “the economic war, of speculation
and hoarding of basic products that has been waged by sectors of the extreme right
with the aim of destabilizing the country.”
Arreaza also told Armed
Forces officers attending a special seminar in Fuerte Tiuna, that they should
mistrust anyone who criticized the recent counter-smuggling measures taken by
the government, such as the closing of the border with Colombia:
“Those who criticize
the measures either have a direct interest in the smuggling mafias or want to
destabilize, they want people to continue suffering long lines to buy products,”
said
the vice-president.
According to the AVN
press note on the seminar: “Arreaza reminded the public that the attacks and
the boycott against the stability of the Venezuelan economy began at the end of
2012, and we can see this reflected –he said- in the economic indicators, which
have since then presented an irregular pattern. This pattern intensified with
the passing of the Comandante of the
Bolivarian Revolution, Hugo Chávez, on March 5, 2013.”
(Image form AVN)
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