00:00Let's now welcome our correspondent in Venezuela, Bruno Farsi, for more details on this second day of the National Bolivarian Militia Enlistment Day.
00:09Hello to all who's watching us by the Telesur in English.
00:19We found ourselves now today in the state of Sucre, one of the many states of 27 states of Venezuela.
00:27Here the fishermen are organizing themselves to defend their country for a possible invasion from the United States,
00:36all the menacing that the United States are making, and they answer the call of the president Nicolás Maduro.
00:44We are in the city, in a small village called Rio Caribe, but all the state of Sucre is based in the economy of the fishery.
00:54And these fishermen are organizing themselves, answering, as I said, the call of the president Nicolás Maduro to enlist themselves to defend their nation for a possible invasion by the United States.
01:10So they are still, as you can see behind me, the table is ready for the fishermen who are just arriving.
01:18They are going back from the sea, where they take some fish, and now they are arriving to answer this convocation, this massive convocation,
01:28where thousands of fishermen here in the state of Sucre are answering the call to show the national unity of the country.
01:37Another day, another mobilization, as yesterday in Caracas, we were there and showed to you how the people here in Venezuela are fighting for their sovereignty,
01:51for their democracy, and for their president-elected, Nicolás Maduro Moros.
01:57And so we keep here all the day to show you how the fishermen, one of the very, of many sectors of the society,
02:07going to defend their country, and if necessary, with arms to defend against another menacing from the United States.
02:17My name is Bruno Fauci, and now we go back to the studio in La Havana.
02:21And now we go back to the studio in La Havana.
