The Communist Party of Venezuela (PCV) condemned the silence of the comptroller general, Elvis Amoroso, in the midst of the anti-corruption fight announced by the government of Nicolás Maduro in March of this year
The Communist Party of Venezuela (PCV) condemned the silence of the comptroller general, Elvis Amoroso, in the midst of the anti-corruption fight announced by the government of Nicolás Maduro in March of this year.
In his editorial “A thunderous silence in the fight against corruption”, published in Tribuna Popular this Thursday, April 20, the CVP recalled that “the last thing Amoroso said about Pdvsa before the phrase ‘whoever falls falls’ became the new government mantra, is that it had received the report and account from the state oil company corresponding to the year 2022, and that it would carry out a ‘ thorough review’ of the document to verify possible ‘findings’ and issue any recommendations».
The party pointed out that there are enlightening silences. »And we wonder what Elvis Amoroso was doing while the leadership in which he says he placed his hopes looted Petróleos de Venezuela or the Venezuelan Corporation of Guyana. Silence again.”
He also stressed that a month after the first arrests announced by the Public Ministry, the people await their recommendations.
«The Comptroller is so silent that his silence is already deafening. Meanwhile, the loquacious attorney general gives long press conferences, but he still hasn’t explained why he shelved the complaints opportunely made by former oil managers Aryenis Torrealba and Alfredo Chirinos, or why most of the workers unjustly imprisoned in the country have been tried. by a single judge: José Mascimino Márquez, one of the members of the list of detainees for alleged acts of corruption”, stressed the PCV.
In addition, they questioned that Elvis Amoroso remains silent about “the spectacular villa of six million euros confiscated from the former president of the Supreme Court of Justice, Maikel Moreno, in the framework of an investigation for alleged money laundering in Italy.”
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