In his program Con el mazo dando, the first vice president of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Diosdado Cabello, said that the opposition will not hold primary elections, as promised, alleging that they do not have the money to hold them.
The first vice president of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Diosdado Cabello, assured that the opposition candidate who will face Nicolás Maduro in the 2024 presidential elections will be the leader of Primero Justicia (PJ) Henrique Capriles or Manuel Rosales, governor of Zulia and leader of A New Time (UNT).
The assertion was made on February 8 in his program with the mallet givingtransmitted by Venezuelan Television (VTV). He asserted that the opposition will not hold primary elections, as it has assured.
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According to the also deputy of the National Assembly (AN) of 2020, the opposition will not hold the primaries with the allegation that they do not have money to finance them. He said that the political sector will choose a candidate by consensus
«The primaries will not be in June I know from a good source. They (the opposition) asked the gringos for 22 million dollars and the gringos said no.” For Cabello, proof is the fact that since August 2021 they have announced the process but have not yet specified the date.
Regarding the eventual candidacy of Capriles and his political disqualification, he said that Chavismo has nothing to do with it. “Chavismo is not the one who lifts the disqualifications, he was disqualified for being corrupt by the Comptroller’s Office, so he should go before the Comptroller’s Office then.”
“They ran out of butter”
During the broadcast of the program, he launched new threats against non-governmental organizations (NGOs). He asserted that when the Bill for the Regulation and Supervision of NGOs is approved in the second discussion and enters into force, they will “run out of butter.”
On the same Wednesday, February 8, the NGO Access to Justice denounced that the Government seeks to control all civil society organizations through the norm.
In a press release, the NGO assured that the law will affect almost all of the existing non-profit civil organizations, be they in fact or in law.
“It affects almost all instances of organized civil society, regardless of whether they are human rights, assistance, humanitarian, educational, cultural or dedicated to any other field, as long as they are not regulated by special laws, such as unions or unions. ”.
For the NGO, even business foundations, social clubs, institutions and sports groups “will be considered non-governmental organizations and must register in the new registry (provided by law, otherwise they will not be able to function.”
Cabello tells the usual tale
The first vice president of the PSUV, Diosdado Cabello, criticized the policy of the United States (USA). He stressed that “those who have money” are the ones who manage it in that country.
The statement was made after learning that on February 3, Democratic and Republican legislators presented a bill that seeks to prohibit federal agencies from doing business with individuals or companies that “support” the government of Nicolás Maduro.
The proposal prohibits US Government agencies from entering into contracts for the acquisition of goods or services with “any person” who “knowingly engages in significant business transactions with an authority of the Government of Venezuela.”
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