Prensa Prociudadanos
El Coordinador Nacional de Prociudadanos Leocenis García emite una carta al Presidente de EE. UU Joe Biden expresando su preocupación por Venezuela.
En dicho documento expresa «Los venezolanos necesitamos ayuda como la recibió Francisco de Miranda de los estados unidenses que vinieron por la liberación de Venezuela. Aunque pocos saben que dicha liberación tiene sangre estadounidense»
Asimismo, plasma en dicha carta «Lo que está haciendo EE. UU para ayudar a los venezolanos no está funcionando. Una política de aislamiento diseñada para la Guerra Fría tiene poco sentido en el siglo XXI».
«Las sanciones a Venezuela deben cesar, pero su levantamiento debe ser ligado al fortalecimiento de la democracia y a las elecciones libres, creíbles y verificables».
Por otra parte, García señala que las sanciones han favorecido al gobierno de Nicolás Maduro. » EE. UU debería haber sancionado a todo el círculo corrupto de Maduro, pero nunca al país, nunca a Venezuela. EE. UU en su esfuerzo por luchar contra Maduro ha atacado económicamente a Venezuela por lo que sufren son los pobres. El llamado gobierno interino es el mejor favor que Washington le ha dado a la propaganda del gobierno venezolano».
Leocenis García textualiza «Señor presidente creo que su administración debe a través del Departamento de Estado promover un diálogo nacional integral en donde se negocie un futuro claro en caso de una derrota electoral y el levantamiento de las sanciones al país previó al evento electoral’.
García puntualiza «Prociudadanos recientemente participó en las elecciones parlamentarias el pasado 6 de diciembre y demostró cómo opera el fraude electoral por parte del gobierno.
El Coordinador Nacional de Prociudadanos finaliza el escrito expresando «Si no es posible dar por finalizado el juicio del gobierno interino y el Departamento de Estado junto con la Casa Blanca seguiremos cubriendo con formol un cadáver evidentemente en descomposición. Entonces habríamos perdido la oportunidad de unir la oposición del país».
Leocenis García, coordinador Nacional de Prociudadanos, Caracas,25 de enero de 2021
A continuación, la carta
Caracas, 2021
Mr. President Joe Biden
The White House
Washington, D.C.
Present.-
In 1806 a group of Americans, led by Venezuelan Francisco de Miranda,
joined a military assault to promote the liberation of Venezuela, a colony
under the oppression of Spain.
These Americans landed near Ocumare de la Costa, northeastern
Venezuela, fighting against Spanish troops. A group of these men were
killed (a total of 200 came on the boats) and at least 10 were captured
and subsequently hanged by the Spanish regime.
Years later, in the government of President Cipriano Castro, a
monument «Column to the Americans», is ordered to be erected in
Puerto Cabello, in honor of this sacrifice, currently known as Plaza del
Aguila.
Today, Venezuela, Latin America’s oil power, is subjected to a new
oppression. Without consultation with the country, the interests of Cuba
and Russia, mainly, have isolated Venezuela, making it the Zimbabwe of
the continent.
We Venezuelans need help, like the one Francisco de Miranda received
from Americans, who saw in freedom a good reasonfor giving their lives.
Although the liberation of Venezuela is a little-known matter, it has
American blood.
What America is doing now to help Venezuelans is not working.An
isolation policy designed for the Cold War makes little sense in the 21st
century.
Sanctions on Venezuela must cease, but their lifting must be tied to
strengthening democracy, and free, credible and verifiable elections.
Sanctions have been a blessing to dictator Maduro at the end of the day.
The U.S. should have sanctioned the entire corrupt circle of Nicolás
Maduro, but never the country, ever Venezuela.
The United States in its effort to fight Maduro, has attacked Venezuela
economically, and so the ones that suffer are the poor.The so-called
interim government is the best favor Washington has given to the
regime’s propaganda. The smear, corruption, coupled with the lack of
popular support of the interim government, has allowed the Maduro
regime to ignore and minimize the efforts of entrepreneurs, the Church,
as well as civil society sectors to seek democratic change in the country.
Mr. President, I think your administration must, through the State
Department, promote a comprehensive national dialogue that includes
all sectors that oppose the regime, as well as the representatives of the
dictatorship themselves, to resumenegotiations that lead towards
presidential elections.
The Maduro regime should get in this negotiation, a clear future in case
of an electoral defeat, and the lifting of sanctions on the country, prior to
the elections event. Political opposition, for its part, should get a precise
date of presidential
elections, with international observation and counting of ballots, as well
as the enabling of all disabled parties and candidates.
We have recently participated in elections in Venezuela. We have
demonstrated how electoral fraud operates. We know where to put the
correctives, so that the regime does not mock the popular will.
If Maduro’s regime tries to buy time in the negotiation and does not
commit itself to the necessity of a new presidential election, its failure will
be in sight of the world.
Likewise, if it is not possible to end the trial of the Interim government
and the State Department, along with the White House, continue coating
with formol an obviously decaying
corpse, then we would have missed the opportunity to unite the country’s
opposition, in the legitimate purpose of evicting Nicolas Maduro from
power.
Mr. President, in the Avila, the mountain that surrounds the city of
Caracas, awaits a place to erect a new monument to the Americans who
help today to liberate Venezuela, as they did with Francisco Miranda
more than two centuries ago.
Help us!
Leocenis Garcia
National Coordinator of Procitizens
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