Citizens across the country hold vigils demanding President Maduro’s release after a month of the U.S. military attack against the country.

Venezuelan citizens organized vigils across Caracas and other states between Monday night and the early hours of Tuesday, February 2 and 3, marking one month since the kidnapping of President Nicolas Maduro and First Combatant Cilia Flores during the U.S. military aggression.

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On January 3, U.S. President Donald Trump bypassed congressional approval to conduct bombings in several states -an act in violation of the United Nations Charter and U.S. law itself-, killing approximately 100 people, including 32 Cuban national.

In Caracas, the capital of the country, the main event took place on Urdaneta Avenue in the Altagracia parish, featuring a stage and live music in a pacific demonstration in support to the sovereignty and independence, rejecting the U.S. imperialist interference in internal affairs.

Photos: EFE.

Through this solemn vigil, the people of the South American nation continue to demand respect for their sovereignty and reiterate their firm support for the Bolivarian Revolution.

Earlier during a press conference, the General Secretary of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV, in Spanish), Diosdado Cabello, announced a series of mobilization activities to be held this week to demand the immediate and unconditional return of President Maduro and his wife.

He added that a massive march in Caracas would take place today, February 3rd, for the people to raise their voice against this illegal action against a sovereign nation.

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