What did Diosdado Cabello say on November 23, 2024? (+photos)
MPPRE Press
Published at: 23/11/2024 09:11 PM
The sectoral vice-president of Politics, Public Security and Peace, Diosdado Cabello Rondón, unveiled this Saturday, November 23, the operation “No to Christmas”, promoted by extremist sectors of the opposition, from the state of Zulia, to destabilize Venezuela.
During a press conference, Cabello explained that investigations by the State security forces determined that the well-known businessman José Enrique Rincón would be the leader of a conspiracy that has its branches in the judicial sector and has alleged links with paramilitarism and Colombian drug trafficking.
- “It's the same script as always, with the same protagonists as always.”
Rincón, who is currently in Spain, “sent emissaries and had recruited a group of judges, prosecutors and military personnel for this operation. He is in a delicate situation due to an aneurysm, and has direct ties to the terrorist Iván Simonovis, the terrorist María Corina Machado, Tomás Guanipa and journalists and lawyers.”
- One of the soldiers is in detention and part of the plan was to hand over explosives to people who are in detention to generate chaos.
- “Also under arrest are Mr. Pedro Velasco, who was president of the criminal judicial circuit of the state of Zulia; Maulerys Vilches Prieto, judge of the state of Zulia; Mariol Plaza Hernández, judge of the state of Zulia; Francisco Javier Urdaneta, fifth prosecutor of the Public Ministry; José Gregorio Rondón Muñóz , senior prosecutor of the state of Zulia, all in contact with representatives of the First Justice party.”
- “Two facts could be intertwined: the plot of corruption and conspiracy to overthrow the Government.”
The also Minister of People's Power for Internal Relations, Justice and Peace pointed out that this new destabilization action was aimed at frustrating the swearing in of President Nicolás Maduro on January 10.
“In the conversations taken from the raids, we have the maps of what they were trying to do, they wanted at all costs to prevent the newly elected powers from being legitimized before the National Assembly.”
The members of the Aragua Train tried to meet in Colombia and one of its members was arrested in the neighboring country. “The meeting was to plan the attacks in accordance with the extreme right-wing opposition groups led by Mrs. María Corina Machado.”
The members of the Aragua Train tried to meet in Colombia and one of its members was arrested in the neighboring country. “The meeting was to plan the attacks in accordance with the extreme right-wing opposition groups led by Mrs. María Corina Machado.”
He announced the seizure of a new batch of weapons intended to carry out terrorist operations in Venezuela, led by Machado.
These are “six Galil assault rifles, eight AK47 rifles, six M16 rifles, a grenade launcher, a Glock pistol, a drone”, as well as Colombian Army rifles, which are presumed to have been obtained illegally.
The investigations also identified “a place where they trained paramilitaries with the same ties as those who participated in Operation Gideon.”
Cabello invited the Venezuelan business community to continue working for the country and to refrain from participating in conspiracy plots.
- “Dedicate yourself to your companies, don't get into pods and dedicate yourself to working.”
- “Money always lacks something, privileges, power. If you have a solid company that is thriving, what need do you have to get into a conspiracy?”
“These people (the extremist opposition) don't want Venezuela, they want to hand Venezuela over to U.S. imperialism. These people negotiated with Venezuela and what is happening now is only part of the payment.”
- “Justice will act, whatever it is called, whatever it is, whatever it does, wherever it goes, it will always come.”
Mazo News Team