Cabello reported that drug trafficking used a fake boat as a decoy to cross the lake and go out to the Caribbean
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Published at: 22/03/2025 01:22 PM
The Minister of Popular Power for Internal Relations, Justice and Peace, Diosdado Cabello Rondón, reported this Saturday that, through information from the detainees about the implementation of false positives in the state of Zulia, they used a boat that said coast guards with similar stamps from the Bolivarian National Navy.
“It's a decoy that they use to go out along the lake, to reach the Caribbean in a joint operation in which people would surely come from Europe and thus promote the montage about drug trafficking and the threat that Venezuela represents to the empire and the world,” he said.
Cabello, reiterated that María Machado is most responsible for this false positive and reiterated the link she has with drug trafficking that was revealed by the detainees.
“Sooner or later everyone will be brought to justice,” said Cabello and questioned why the opposition has not spoken out about the link between the extreme right wing and fascist plans against the country.
Finally, he reaffirmed that the president of Maduro “has been very clear that the entire territory of Venezuela will not be territory for drug trafficking,” he said, adding that the Ecuadorian Pacific has become the place for trafficking drugs.
In this regard, he assured that the route marked in Zulia was the one guaranteed by Juan Guaidó to Iván Duque with the invasion of February 23, “because the biggest drug traffickers in Colombia are Duque and (Álvaro) Uribe Vélez”
He added that these are the ones who manage drug trafficking industries and that “these days he gave Duque a patatús. Is it because of the operation? Even for those who live on it, those who have lost are money...”
“The operation was carried out in total silence, through the Bolivarian National Guard (GNB) without telling anyone, that's why it took us a little while, late but surely and so we dealt a tremendous blow to drug trafficking,” he stressed.
Mazo News Team