Whoever said the path would be easy, but it is the path; the path to dignity, to our own, to participatory and proactive democracy for the people, the path to a free, sovereign, and independent country with full democracy for all Venezuelans.
Whoever said the path would be easy, it is the path to the identity of peoples, where their beliefs, cultures, and traditions are respected, the path to freedom of thought, respecting the sovereignty and idiosyncrasies of others, where we learn that to demand respect, we must respect.
On the path to becoming self-sustaining countries where humanism prevails above all else, the path to maintaining and preserving the environment, which is nothing less than caring for the planet as the only vessel we all use and the one that guarantees our life.
A path to scientific and technological advances for economic growth that serves the good of humanity and, in turn, enables the sustainability of each country's productive economy. We can share technology and experiences so we don't depend on others but rather on what we produce and need; and we can also help each other as sister nations.
This is the way to guarantee our generations a better future.
Let us understand that despite our differences in ideological thought, color, and religion, we must all commit to and walk the path of Nationalism. This must be our meeting point, where we all converge, since we must all love our homeland, Venezuela, and defend it forever.
Who said the path would be easy? But it is the path, and we will continue to walk it in the Bolivarian revolution with the people and for the people.
