Like every year in Venezuela, on International Labor Day, workers across the country took to the streets in a peaceful and organized manner to denounce the aggression against their citizens and nation. See the report with our colleague Bruno Falcí.
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00:00Like every year in Venezuela for International Labor Day, workers across the country went to the streets to denounce the aggressions against their citizens and nation.
00:09More on this with our correspondent Bruno Falci.
00:12In another demonstration of the popular power of the Bolivarian Revolution, in Caracas, a multitude of people marched to support the government and demand the end of United States economic sanctions against Venezuela.
00:27To all this revolutionary process that day by day has provided us with greater welfare and security in terms of food sovereignty, health, social security in all aspects that we can mention, we are also protesting against the various sanctions and mistreatment that our Venezuelan people have experienced.
00:44The main demand was the release of a two-year-old baby, Michaelis Espinoza, kidnapped and separated from her family.
00:53She is keeping hostage by the Trump administration.
00:57Her mother was in prison in USA and rescued by the Venezuelan government by one of their repatriation flight.
01:05Her father was sent to a prison in El Salvador.
01:08Venezuela is also marching for its population.
01:14That had to emigrate deceived when we could build a homeland here.
01:19And today we are experiencing a totally violent and subhuman situation such as the kidnapping of this baby of our compatriot Maitley.
01:28The situation also of her father and mother whose rights to freedom and to want to return to their homeland were violated.
01:34So today we also march for her.
01:39Bukele's government, subject to the interests of Washington, keeps more than 230 Venezuelan citizens in prison without accusation and right to defend themselves.
01:51Another reason for the march of the Venezuelan workers in this day, to demand the release of their compatriots.
01:58To soon have in Venezuela and deliver in her arms to her mother, this beautiful girl, Michaelis Espinoza.
02:08And very soon have in Venezuela the 253 Venezuelans kidnapped in the concentration camps of Nayib Bukele.
02:24God is watching Nayib Bukele.
02:35God is watching you.
02:38You know that you have committed one of the most serious errors of human rights violations, forced disappearance and kidnapping.
02:47But sooner rather than later there will be justice, and we will have our boys here, free, safe and sound.
03:01The President Nicolás Maduro closed the act, enveloping a crown that listened to him with maximum attention,
03:09with a strong speech showing the harmony of people and their government.
03:13He promised to do all the possible efforts to rescue their kidnapped citizens.
03:21In the camera of Marcos da Silva, Bruno Fauci, Caracas, Venezuela, for Telesur.