Nicolás Maduro omitted referring directly to the United States decision to increase the reward for information that leads to his capture to 50 million dollars. But he insisted on “imperialism” is linked to the alleged conspiracies dismantled in recent weeks
Nicolás Maduro accused this Friday, August 8, the United States government of being involved in an attempted attempt with explosives, dismantled over the weekend in a square of Caracas. He indicated that in the “next hours” they will give information about new captures and seizures made by the security forces.
In tune with the accusations made by Minister Diosdado Cabello, Maduro said that the alleged attack was orchestrated by a “dreadful triangle” composed of what he called “the fascist Sayona”, in reference to the opposition leader María Corina Machado, “imperialism” and “drug trafficking.”
«New elements that participated have been captured, all roads lead to Colombian drug trafficking and the Ecuadorian Albanian mafia, and all roads lead to reminiscences of criminal gangs that remain in Venezuela. In the next few hours there will be details of great achievements and seizures that we are doing, of great captures that are being made, ”said Maduro during a activity In La Guaira.
In addition, he pointed out to the “fascist ultra -right” of wanting to implement a “conflict between Venezuelans” through violent actions.
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The official omitted refer directly to the United States’s decision to increase the reward for information that leads to his capture to 50 million dollars. But he insisted on “imperialism” is linked to the alleged conspiracies dismantled in recent weeks.
“The empire tries to flee forward and cover that we discover them with the hands in the dough, but with nothing of what they do neither today, neither tomorrow nor will they cover that the Bolivarian Revolution is powerful and victorious,” he said.
He also said “blessed” against threats. “It is proven that the one who gets with Maduro and the one who gets with Venezuela dries, dries forever and ever, at the end of the long one.”
*Journalism in Venezuela is exercised in a hostile environment for the press with dozens of legal instruments arranged for the punishment of the word, especially the laws “against hatred”, “against fascism” and “against blockade.” This content was written taking into consideration the threats and limits that, consequently, have been imposed on the dissemination of information from within the country.
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