The President of the Republic, Nicolás Maduro, described the renewal of threats against Venezuela as an extravagant "rotten rehash," he said during his speech at the working meeting he led with Governors and mayors of the Great Patriotic Pole Simon Bolivar (Gppsb).

"These threats aren't just against Maduro, they're against the people," he asserted, recalling the U.S. government's crackdown on Venezuelans through persecution and raids on migrants, emphasizing that these attacks represent the U.S. empire's racism and discrimination against Latinos.

Maduro commented that many of these migrant children kidnapped in El Salvador left the country, speaking ill of and ranting about the Bolivarian Revolution. "That is respected, but they were doubly deceived; they were victims of extremism," wh

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