Cabello: They put drug traffickers on the list of supposed “political prisoners”, there are links!

Published at: 12/11/2026 04:22 PM

The general secretary of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Diosdado Cabello Rondón, drew attention to the list of alleged “political prisoners” presented by opposition extremism, which includes names of criminals linked to drug trafficking and corruption.

During the 589 broadcast of his Con El Mazo Dando program this Wednesday, November 11, after reading the list read by the extremist María Machado, the Minister for Internal Relations, Justice and Peace, revealed the records of some of those presented as “political prisoners”.

“There is a certain Wilson Caisedo, leader of the North Valley Cartel of the paramilitary organization Los Rastrojos, criminal heir to the North Valley Cartel, who entered Venezuela with the purpose of articulating drug routes, but he is a political prisoner according to the haters,” he said as an example of this case that he maintained reveals the existence of links between an opposition sector and drug trafficking.

“The Venezuelan opposition is financed by drug trafficking,” he emphasized while stressing that this situation has been repeatedly denounced by the national government and especially through its program.

“The good thing is that Chavism is not taking this out, but rather opposition sectors that tomorrow will say that Chavism pays for them (...). This defense is not free, there are obvious links there,” he remarked and stressed that the only commitment that Chavism has is with the people.

There's nothing like a hug from Pueblo!

In contrast to the obvious links of an opposition sector with criminals, he emphasized that Chavism and its leadership remain united with the People and committed to their defense and well-being.

In this regard, he highlighted his recent visit to the state of Bolívar, where he toured various communities where he went to share with the people and listen to the voices of those who emphasized “they are the essence of this Revolution.”

“You know what is powerful; a humble person fighting. Because the humble have their feet on the ground, you don't want to launch rockets for the moon, no, the humble people fight for the things they must fight for,” he exalted and praised the purity and sincerity of the expressions of these fighters.

“The hugs are sincere! There's no such thing as a hug from Pueblo, those are sincere; no one turns sideways, no one wrinkles their faces, no one cleans themselves because they filled it with sweat, no, none of that because that 's real,” he said.

Unity and more unity!

Cabello emphasized the importance of the unity of the revolutionary forces to guarantee the progress of actions to protect the people and the peace of the country in the midst of difficulties.

“Always down to earth, mind and head cold, lead feet, nerves of steel, no one loses control and acts at the right time , knowing that this is what we have to do and above all, above all, above all united,” he urged.

In this regard, he stressed that, unlike the opposition, the unity “of us is not a comic book, of putting yourself here for the photo, no, no, it doesn't work, our unity is truly, truly, authentic in all instances”.

Make your program!

The also Sectorial Vice President of Politics, Citizen Security and Peace dismissed the attacks without arguments that opposition extremism uses against the Con El Mazo Dando program and recalled that the space it leads is limited to reading what they publish on social networks and point out leaders and figures who identify themselves as opponents in the media.

“That's what there is; the fights. Am I there seen saying something against the opposition? No, I put them to say their things there, what happens, and in that we are to blame, is that before no one said anything about the fights between them,” he pointed out and indicated that Con El Mazo Dando will continue to expose the contradictions, lies and struggles of the opposition sectors.

“This billboard belongs to the opposition, but rest assured that I am not going to put the good things that exist in the opposition. I'm going to put the contradictions here and about the contradictions I'm going to disassemble all your lies. I'm not going to put the good stuff out of the opposition, you make your program,” he clarified.

Too dreadful!

Finally, he referred to the recent actions of the extremist Machado, which have demonstrated the scant support that this character, linked to episodes of violence and suffocation against all Venezuelans, generates among Venezuelans.

Regarding this, he cited Machado's recent visit to a camp that had been installed by opposition militants outside the Rodeo I detention center, located in Miranda state.

“It's so dreadful that they built the camp that was there for the prisoners. Someone to explain to me, but hey, the turkey got there and something could happen,” he said and disassembled with aerial images the scarce attendance at this activity in Machado despite the efforts of longline climbing to magnify it.

“This is what there is and this is the photo of how many journalists I had around me. All those who are marked (in the photo) are journalists: the swarm to communicate 'the crowd that existed, '” he ironized.

 

Mazo News Team