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Indian Left Parties release joint statement condemning US aggression on Venezuela

  • Writer: The Left Chapter
    The Left Chapter
  • Jan 4
  • 2 min read


The following is the joint statement issued by the five Indian Left Parties condemning the US aggression on Venezuela:


We strongly denounce and condemn the US aggression against Venezuela and the kidnapping of President Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores. This is an attack carried out against a sovereign nation in blatant violation of the UN Charter.


The US President, Donald Trump, in his address stated that they would capture the oil reserves of Venezuela, laying bare the real intentions behind this aggression. The US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, went a step further and warned that Cuba and Mexico would be their next target. These statements, coming days after the release of the US National Security Strategy 2025, make it clear that US imperialism seeks to impose its hegemony over the entire world, even if it means carrying out military attacks. The US wants to impose the Trump corollary of the infamous Monroe doctrine that treats the entire Western Hemisphere as its backyard and run it's writ.


Reports coming from Venezuela indicate that the people are mobilising in large numbers against US aggression and in defence of their country's sovereignty. We extend our wholehearted support and solidarity with the fighting people of Venezuela.


We, the Left parties, call for nationwide protests against US aggression and in solidarity with the people of Latin America. We appeal to all peace-loving, anti-imperialist people of our country to mobilise in large numbers and actively participate in these protests. The Government of India must join the voices of countries across the world condemning US aggression and stand firmly with Venezuela.


Date: 04th January, 2026


D. Raja, General Secretary, CPI

MA Baby, General Secretary, CPI(M)

Dipankar Bhattacharya, General Secretary, CPI(ML)-L

Manoj Bhattacharya, General Secretary, RSP

G. Devarajan, General Secretary, AIFB

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