According to Zamora, in Costa Rica there are “political groups” and “union entities” that “have been linked to Venezuela”, which urged “to put the beards soak”
The Minister of Public Security of Costa Rica, Mario Zamora, said on Tuesday, September 9 that in Venezuela there is a “narco -government” and launched a warning to the “political groups” and “union entities” Costa Ricans that are “linked” to the country.
«The international geopolitical context today shows us that Venezuela’s narco -government, through the Los Soles poster, has had an important presence in our country», Zamora declared in a video distributed to the press and published in the social networks of the Ministry of Security.
According to Zamora, in Costa Rica there are “political groups” and “union entities” that “have been linked to Venezuela”, which urged “to put the beards soak.”
“That they realize that they have been correlated with people linked to the world of drug trafficking and that through these links are a risk in regional terms for our populations fighting drug trafficking,” said Zamora.
From the previous government of Carlos Alvarado (2018-2022), Costa Rica does not have an ambassador or high -ranking diplomatic personnel in Venezuelaafter ignoring the results of the elections in which Nicolás Maduro was re -elected in 2018.
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The tension between the United States and Venezuela
The statements of the Costa Rican minister occur at a time when the United States keeps in the Caribbean a deployment of eight military ships with missiles and a nuclear propulsion submarine and also ordered the sending of ten F-35 combat ships to an air base in Puerto Rico last week.
Nicolás Maduro has denounced that it is an attempt by the United States to promote a “regime change” in Venezuela.
For its part, Washington accuses Maduro of leading the so -called Los Soles poster, indicated by the US as a terrorist organization allegedly linked to drug trafficking, which is the reason for military mobilization in the Caribbean and the increase to 50 million dollars of the reward for information that allows the capture of the Chavista leader.
With information from the EFE agency
*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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