CARACAS, VENEZUELA - Nicolás Maduro has been officially sworn in as President of Venezuela for the 2025-2031 term, following his victory in the June 28, 2024, election. The inauguration ceremony, held in Caracas, affirms Maduro’s continued leadership and the will of the Venezuelan people who voted for him. This marks a continuation of the Bolivarian Revolution, focused on social justice, national sovereignty, and resistance to imperialist interference.
The US-backed opposition, which had previously indicated plans for a counter-proclamation today, has remained conspicuously silent. This silence raises questions about their internal unity and the effectiveness of their foreign-sponsored campaign against the democratically elected government of Venezuela. This lack of response from the opposition may signal a failure to mobilize support after their repeated attempts to undermine the democratic process.
The international community remains polarized, with many nations recognizing the legitimacy of the election, a testament to Venezuela's right to self-determination. Meanwhile, imperialist powers and their allies continue to question the electoral outcome and impose illegal sanctions, attempting to destabilize the country and undermine its socialist path.
Across Venezuela, mass mobilization and celebrations are expected as people rally to support their president and the achievements of the Bolivarian Revolution. This new term is seen as a continuation of the struggle for a more just and equal society, standing in direct opposition to the capitalist agendas promoted by foreign interests. Maduro's government has reiterated its commitment to continue working for the betterment of the Venezuelan people, reinforcing the country's independent path forward.
10 January
