Opposition journalist denies fake news about the cacerolazo in Petare broadcast by Angola and Avenaño

Published at: 08/01/2025 10:54 AM

Longliners Carla Angola and Orlando Avenaño return to their efforts to spread fake news to manipulate public opinion, this time about an alleged cacerolazo in the Petare parish, which was denied hours later by their colleague, also an opponent, Delvalle Canelón.

“The cacerolazo in Petare is not true. Don't circulate information if it's not confirmed,” Canelón wrote through his X account.

In addition, in another message, he denounced the attacks he received for denying to his colleagues Angola and Avenaño about the alleged pot in Petare, with which they sought to create chaos in the country.

“People attacking me because I deny a cacerolazo. This is done by anonymous accounts with few followers. My ethics, values and principles have always been clear. If you want to hear or read lies, then don't follow me,” he said, according to information from Venezuela News.

This strong message makes it clear that journalistic ethics are still key to combating the lies promoted by longliners of the Venezuelan extreme right to please those who want to come to power by any means.

Mazo News Team