Manu Pinedanumber 4 on the Sumar list, a group founded by the second vice-president of the government, Yolanda Diazfor the European Parliament, praised the Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro and attacked the elected president of the American nation, Edmundo Gonzalez: “Impure candidate!” He did it from Caracas (Venezuela) during the celebration of what is called World Congress Against Fascism.
The former leader of the United Left of the European Union participated in the political summit organized by the Venezuelan regime on September 10 and 11. There, he attacked the president of the government, Pedro Sanchezalthough he is part of the formation to which he is affiliated. “He was one of the first to recognize Guaidó after his self-proclamation as president of Narnia,” Pineda said ironically.
The Izquierda Unida politician, who did not obtain enough votes to revalidate his seat in the European Chamber after the June 2024 elections, continued to discredit Sánchez for welcoming Edmundo Gonzalez to Spain: “Now he recognizes the impure candidate and grant him asylum. And he described that the socialist leader “in the European Union is considered a Bolshevik.” “Imagine what the others look like,” Pineda reproached.
The former European parliamentarian also attacked the leaders of the Latin American left, whom he criticizes for their lack of support for Maduro: “They wanted to make concessions.” [a la oposición]tell him I’m not dangerous, I’m asking you for minutes and as long as I don’t ask you for minutes, I don’t recognize him. “I don’t care if you recognize him or not,” he threw at them. And he wondered vehemently if the same thing was happening with the rest of the world’s leaders: “When did you ask Biden for the minutes? When did you ask Pedro Sánchez for the minutes? When did you ask Meloni for the minutes? When did you ask Macron for the minutes? When did you ask Milei for the minutes?”
“Who are you to ask for minutes?”
“Who are you to ask for the minutes from anyone? This is a sovereign country and Venezuela respects itself and goes to hell. “Let the empire withdraw from here,” said the president of the World Congress against Fascism.
The United Left politician paraphrased Fidel Castrodictator of Cuba, to say that “dissent and division at this time are betrayals that feed the enemy.” And he celebrated the proposals of Delcy RodriguezVenezuelan Vice President: “I approve of Comrade Delcy’s proposal and let’s shape it in such a way that it coordinates us, that we are afraid, that we are not laughed at, because the enemy, imperialism, the United States, is a decadent empire.”
The former MEP took advantage of his speech in Caracas to define himself politically: “I am a communist, Marxist and Leninist.” And he concluded with an appeal to the highest representatives of Chavism in Venezuela: “Long live Chavez, long live Chavez, long live Maduro; and we will continue the fight until victory always. the homeland or death.”
After his appearance, Pineda shared a message on his social networks in which he victimized the Venezuelan regime: “The Bolivarian government is currently suffering from the most acute situation.” “A government that they have been trying to overthrow for 25 years through all kinds of coups and interventionist stratagems,” he lamented in a message via the social network X, formerly Twitter.
🇻🇪🇨🇺🇨🇴🇲🇽🇭🇳 In Europe, fascism is neither a danger nor a threat, it is a palpable and growing reality that wins by default the cultural and ideological battle against democracy.
The situation in Latin America is different: except in rare cases like those of Bolsonaro or… pic.twitter.com/YGRr0Jcjnt– Manu Pineda🔻🇵🇸💔🏴 (@ManuPineda) September 20, 2024
