To begin talking about repoliticization, we cannot fail to mention that the first person to achieve this at the beginning of our 21st-century Bolivarian Revolution was Commander Chávez, and the opposition was quick to criticize him for ideologizing the people. Commander Chávez said, "Well, if we're doing it, why do we consider it necessary?"
At this time, our brother President Nicolás Maduro is calling on us to resume the arduous task of repoliticizing our people, as he deems it necessary to continue carrying on Chávez's legacy. This will be the only way for militants or those who call themselves revolutionaries, many of whom are now bureaucratized and depoliticized, to be able to do so. This results in a lack of social awareness and the depoliticization of the people.
It's time to transfer all power to our people and stop wasting time trying to achieve it fully. They are the ones who, despite their difficulties, continue to resist because they trust in the Bolivarian Revolution that Chávez left us.
On the other hand, we can highlight that our party at the 5th Congress of the PSUV and the 4th Congress of the JPSUV set itself the task of repoliticizing our people as the only guarantee of the consolidation and permanence of the Bolivarian Revolution, emphasizing that repoliticizing our people is nothing other than loading them with permanent knowledge so that they can then transform that knowledge into full consciousness, consciousness that will allow them to remember how important the participatory and protagonist democracy guaranteed by the Bolivarian Revolution is and how important it is to exercise their right to vote in defense of the homeland and as a right to participate democratically.
Let us, then, this great army of men and women loyal to our revolutionary ideals, go forth to face our people and speak to them with the truth that defines us, and constantly remind ourselves of where we come from and where we are going, using all the necessary tools to achieve this.
For all the reasons stated above, and following the call of our President Nicolas Maduro, all revolutionaries must commit to going out and reaching the most hidden corners of our glorious people to remember everything we experienced during the Fourth Republic and how valuable the revolution is as a guarantee of the greatest possible happiness, pointing to the Missions and great Missions for social and humanist well-being as an example.
We also want to emphasize to our people the importance of exercising the right to vote as the main guarantee of the continuity of the Bolivarian Revolution.
It should be no secret that the opposition relies on and uses all its tricks, such as blockades, sanctions, and parallel dollars, to depoliticize the people and then use dirty politics to buy consciences and thus achieve its goals.
Repoliticizing our people is everyone's task and a commitment to our country.
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