The Nicaraguan Government of Reconciliation and National Unity has issued a forceful declaration of solidarity with Venezuela, condemning what it characterizes as imperialist aggression against the Bolivarian nation. In an official communiqué, Managua expressed profound appreciation for detailed documentation of threats and hostile actions targeting both Venezuela and the broader “Our America” region.
Nicaragua’s executive leadership explicitly recognized the Venezuelan government’s commitment to peaceful resolution of conflicts while simultaneously pledging the “unwavering solidarity” of the Nicaraguan people with their Venezuelan counterparts. The statement invoked revolutionary symbolism by referring to the “heroic and unyielding people of Bolívar and Chávez,” connecting current struggles to historical anti-imperialist movements.
The comprehensive condemnation specifically targeted what Nicaragua described as systematic destabilization campaigns orchestrated by imperial powers and their allies. These actions, according to the statement, fundamentally oppose peace, violate established international legal frameworks, and demonstrate disregard for national sovereignty principles.
Nicaragua further aligned itself with Venezuela’s position regarding several specific grievances: acts of aggression against territorial integrity; economic actions characterized as “piracy, looting, and theft” of natural resources; and extrajudicial killings deemed illegal even under United States jurisprudence. The government demanded immediate cessation of all activities violating both the United Nations Charter and broader international law.
Despite acknowledging “extraordinarily difficult times,” the statement concluded with resolute optimism, asserting certainty that Venezuela would ultimately prevail through what it described as a divinely-supported defense of rights, progress, and revolutionary achievements.