He declared that the era of traditional political parties is over, stating that the public has effectively relegated former ruling groups to the "dustbin of history" and will not allow any outside forces to subvert the government the people have built.
Silva took aim at opposition groups attempting to organize protests or movements to topple the administration, dismissing them as small, fragmented gatherings of ten or fifteen people. He challenged those claiming to lead "struggles," stating that if anyone needs to learn how to lead a true movement, they should learn from the NPP. He emphasized that the massive "human wall" seen at the May Day rally serves as the ultimate protection for the government, making it impossible for minor political factions to destabilize it.
The General Secretary further highlighted the decline of rival political parties, noting that many who previously suppressed the working class are now unable to even hold a proper May Day rally. He mocked opponents who have reportedly opted for religious observances or charity events instead of traditional rallies, suggesting they are simply preparing for their political exit.
