On the 13th anniversary of Hugo Chávez's death, Delcy Rodríguez, the interim President of Venezuela, honored Chávez’s teachings and legacy, asserting that he instilled a sense of resilience and love for the country in the Venezuelan people. She emphasized that Chávez taught them to stand dignified and never to give up in the face of adversity. Her comments reflect a deep-seated loyalty to Chávez's vision for Venezuela as a nation committed to justice and equality.

Rodríguez's remarks were accompanied by support from Nicolás Maduro Guerra, the son of current President Nicolás Maduro, who reiterated that the revolution is an ongoing process of awareness and national love. This collective memory and reaffirmation of Chávez's ideals demonstrate the continuous desire among some Venezuelans to honor his call for profound political and social transformation, which he believed should guide their actions.

In conjunction with these tributes, Chávez's followers organized marches to proclaim that his legacy remains vibrant among the populace, despite ongoing challenges facing the country. This public display of loyalty speaks to the enduring impact of Chávez's presidency and the ideological battle within Venezuela over the direction of its political future, especially as the nation grapples with significant social and economic crises.