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  • The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela Salutes Africa

    Jhonny Balza Arismendi | Global Pan-Africanism
    26.05.2016

    In Venezuela since 2005, we reindivicate every 10th of May the Afro -Venezuelan day. We reindivicate the uprising of Jose Leonardo Chirinos (1795), an afrodescendant rebel against slavery and in favour of equality. Another month of May that stimulates us and invites us to devote our words of encouragement to the African continent. is May 25th, 2016, we celebrate the Day of Africa, we celebrate its resilience, the validity of those pro-independence ideas that forged the birth of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU), now African Union (AU). e Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and our people are committed to the future of Africa. 

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism ALD2016, Africa Day 2016, Africa Liberation, Panafricanism

  • The homeland of Bolívar, Chávez and Maduro is still threatened

    Jhonny Balza Arismendi | Governance
    10.11.2015

    A variety of financial and military groups in the world are concerned about the existence of any model that represents an alternative proposal to the capitalist model, especially if it comes from a revolutionary country like Venezuela.

    Tagged under Governance

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