Bogota, January 3 (Prensa Latina) Holding signs reading “Gringos Out of Colombia and Latin America,” dozens of people protested in the Colombian capital to condemn the US aggression against Venezuela and the kidnapping of its president, Nicolas Maduro.

The demonstration against the attack carried out early this morning against the Bolivarian nation was held outside the US Embassy.

Earlier, the National Coordinating Committee of Social, Labor, Popular, and Political Organizations for Change in Colombia (CNPC) called for a sit-in in solidarity with Venezuela.

“It is urgent that we come together and mobilize in defense of our Latin American sovereignty and the Bolivarian Revolution, The message reads.

We invite all revolutionary and anti-imperialist forces to join us or to spread this call,” the movement urged in its announcement.

Communist activists also circulated a call to gather near the U.S. embassy in protest.

Other organizations, such as the Antifascist International-Colombia Chapter, “urged the peoples of the region to unite, to raise a single voice, and to take up the historic battle for definitive independence, sovereignty, and peace, through political mobilization, international denunciation, and active solidarity among sister nations.”

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