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Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro made it clear yesterday that no foreign “threat or aggression” will intimidate the Venezuelan people, following what he called 17 weeks of threats from the US, as he commemorated the 105th anniversary of the Bolivarian Military Aviation of Venezuela and the 33rd anniversary of the November 27, 1992 attempted coup.
“If we have to take up arms, we will do so, and we would have a destiny of triumph and dignity,” Maduro said during a military ceremony in Caracas.
He also said that “imperialism” has unleashed psychological warfare and immoral pressures.
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