La Paz, March 23 (teleSUR-RHC) Bolivian President Evo Morales will deliver a speech at the upcoming People’s Summit during the sidelines of the Summit of the America’s, which will be held in Panama City on April, where leaders from social movements from throughout the continent will meet to discuss the region’s current geopolitical landscape.

In his speech, the Bolivian head-of-state is expected to discuss the current aggressions being carried out against the Venezuelan government.

Venezuela has already received widespread backing from governments in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Meanwhile, the Venezuelan government announced on Saturday that it has obtained 2.5 million signatures as part of an international campaign to gather support to reject the U.S. executive order labeling Venezuela a national security threat.

The aim of the campaign is to garner at least 10 million signatures. The petition, which can be signed here, calls for “President Barack Obama to repeal the Executive Order against Venezuela and normalize diplomatic relations with the legitimately elected government of President Nicolás Maduro and reaffirm the principles of mutual respect and non-interference in the internal affairs of countries.”