Maduro Calls on South America's Indigenous Peoples to Defend Venezuela
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro called on Indigenous peoples across South America to organize "brigades" to defend Venezuela against the United States.
During a ceremony marking the Day of Indigenous Resistance, Maduro urged unity among "the popular, military, and police forces" to protect national sovereignty amid heightened tensions with Washington.
"The order is given: to win peace and exercise permanent sovereignty in our territory and seas,"
Maduro also ordered the expansion of Indigenous militia structures, saying they were "ready to fight for the Republic".
Author's summary: Maduro calls on Indigenous peoples to defend Venezuela.
- Maduro called for unity among popular, military, and police forces.
- He ordered the expansion of Indigenous militia structures.
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