Edmundo González's record supports his new role as head of terrorist operations in Venezuela

Published at: 01/08/2024 12:36 PM

The representative of opposition extremism, Edmundo González Urrutia, a character that until recently was unknown to most Venezuelans, now presents himself as the head of terrorist operations in the country, carried out after the results of the presidential elections of July 28, in which the candidate of the Fatherland, Nicolás Maduro, was the winner.

During a campaign in which very little was seen in public appearances in which they tried to show him as a poor man with the face of “good people”, but with the visible face of his puppeteer María Corina Machado, his real plans were revealed, which was not exactly the electoral route.

Throughout the election campaign, a series of revelations emerged that place González Urrutia as a totally contrary person to the one they wanted to reflect. This character worked at the Venezuelan Embassy in El Salvador during the administration of the pseudojournalist Leopoldo Castillo, nicknamed El Matacuras for his role in Operation Centaur, during which several nuns and priests were killed, including Father Oscar Arnulfo Romero, canonized by the Catholic Church.

In those turbulent 80s, El Matacuras served as Venezuela's ambassador to the Central American country, and González served as Third Secretary of diplomatic representation, playing a despicable role in the human rights violations and massacres that occurred during those years. Psychological warfare operations and selective assassinations were carried out, planned and financed from the legation. His active participation in these events and his close relationship with leaders of paramilitary groups, such as Roberto D'Aubuisson, demonstrate his complicity and co-responsibility in these atrocities.

Edmundo González's career also shows that he was captured by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in the 1970s, when the Condor Plan was being developed, executed between 1973 and 1990 to maintain the right-wing dictatorships of the Southern Cone.

It is historically proven that between 1958 and 1973, Venezuela was the country where methods of monitoring, detention, torture and disappearance of politically persecuted persons were released, tested and perfected. All the contents of the CIA's Kubark Manual were put into practice, aimed at overthrowing democratically elected governments and exterminating thousands of people who affected the leftist vision of their governments.

The discovery of the Terror Archives in 1992 by Paraguayan lawyer Martín Almada revealed the magnitude of the atrocities committed within the framework of Plan Condor, with more than 130,000 victims, torture, disappearances and forced exile. These files contain interrogation records, arrest records, minutes of secret meetings and names of diplomats who participated in such activities, including González Urrutia. It's no wonder that Edmundo is in poor health and can't fall asleep, knowing that these files directly blame him and his boss, Leopoldo Castillo, for thousands of deaths across the continent.

González Urrutia has always operated in a context of political servitude, simulation and espionage. Its natural settings have been theatres of psychological warfare, political persecution, racism and contempt for diversity. Like Luis Posada Carriles, who pretended to be old and sick to gain pity, González Urrutia uses the same tactic today, appearing to be almost disabled while still orchestrating violent movements to destabilize his country.

In conclusion, the story of Edmundo González Urrutia is a dark chronicle of complicity and active participation in one of the most tragic chapters in recent history in Latin America. His vast experience in violent and terrorist operations of the past shows that he is directly responsible for the current violent acts in Venezuela. Their weak appearance cannot be trusted; behind that façade hides an evil being who has been responsible for thousands of deaths.

Mazo News Team