Cabello says national extremism is behind the kidnapping of Venezuelan migrants in El Salvador
Con El Mazo Dando
Published at: 17/03/2025 02:32 PM
The
general secretary of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Diosdado Cabello Rondón, criticized on
Monday the silence of some leaders of the extreme right and the complicit
statements of others in the face of the kidnapping of Venezuelan migrants in the United
States (USA), who were transferred to prisons in El Salvador under false accusations and without due process.
“Has anyone
heard María Corina Machado say anything? Has anyone heard Magalli Meda
say anything? Has anyone heard Edmundo González say anything? Let us remind the
country and the world that Edmundo González was the one who initially proposed that
they be taken to a third country. That's there, that's public, notorious and communicational, that he declared it and wrote it,” said Cabello.
During the
usual weekly press conference of the red awning, he indicated that the
extremist Juan Pablo Guanipa and “the miserable” Juan Guaidó declared in favor
of the measure of persecution against Venezuelans. “Has the Vente Venezuela party
said anything? Zero. Did Andrés Velázquez say anything? Zero. Did Pérez Vivas
say anything? (...) They are behind this. Whoever has eyes that sees, whoever
has ears that hears,” he said.
Mazo News Team