The general secretary of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Diosdado Cabello, pointed out that they now believe that the narrative of the Aragua Train that the United States used to send 252 Venezuelans to a prison in El Salvador is false because the New York Time said it.
«We have been saying it for years in one and a thousand ways, that the Aragua Train “It is a narrative to attack migrants and the Bolivarian Government,” said Cabello Rondón, during his program Con el Mazo Dando.
He highlighted that according to the article published by the New York Time, none of the Venezuelans sent to El Salvador were linked to the Aragua Train.
“A team of independent forensic analysts examined the Venezuelans’ testimonies and the experts described them as coherent and credible, and stated that most of the acts described met the United Nations definition of torture,” reports the New York Time article.
The American media interviewed 40 of the men who were imprisoned, many of them in their homes in cities and towns throughout Venezuela. “We then asked a group of independent forensic experts who help investigate allegations of torture to assess the credibility of the men’s testimony.
“Several doctors from that team, known as the Independent Forensic Expert Group, said that the men’s testimonies, along with photographs of what they described as their injuries, were consistent and credible, and provided compelling evidence to support allegations of torture,” the article added.
Cabello indicated that a complaint remains before the International Criminal Court “to see if it intervenes against Nayib Bukele’s rat.”
Likewise, he maintained that the world will believe the link between “Sayona (María Corina Machado)” and Colombian and Ecuadorian drug trafficking when the New York Time says it.
In addition, he recalled that María Corina Machado said that those migrants had to be sent to El Salvador.
