Cabello: We're going to pull the rope and catch every last coyote operating in Venezuela

Published at: 27/02/2025 12:51 PM

The general secretary of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Diosdado Cabello Rondón, highlighted the work carried out by the Bolivarian Government through the Great Mission Back to the Homeland to guarantee the return of Venezuelan migrants to the country.

During the 517 broadcast of his show Con el Mazo Dando, he highlighted the attention received by the more than 600 compatriots who arrived in the country on CONVIASA flights from the United States, Mexico and Honduras, where a group of 177 compatriots who had been imprisoned in the military base that the North American nation maintains in Guantánamo Bay were handed over to the Venezuelan Government. in Cuba.

After stressing that these flights are fully funded by the Government of President Nicolás Maduro, “making a great effort,” he recalled that these Venezuelans who left the country, driven mainly by the extreme right campaign, were mostly victims of a human trafficking network that charged large sums of money to guarantee their entry to the United States.

“ They charged them, I don't know how many thousands of dollars to take them to Mexico, and then they charged him again to get documents showing them as being politically persecuted so they could apply for refuge in the United States,” he said.

He specified that currently this same network of “coyotes” is charging people to choose to enter CONVIASA return flights, so he called not to fall into this, which he emphasized is a scam.

“That no one is paying for anything, whoever tells him that is deceiving him,” he urged, while announcing that Venezuelan intelligence agencies are on the trail of these traffickers.

“ We are already pulling the strings and we are going to capture them, a lot of people believed in their good faith and were ripped off,” he said.

He did not hesitate to identify as the main leaders of this coyote network the leaders of opposition extremism, who, in addition to promoting the economic sanctions that led to an economic crisis that stimulated the departure of Venezuelans from the country and promoting migration for political gain, built an international network to profit from migrants.

“They are pure crooks, Popular Will, Justice First, all of them, Juan Guaidó, Carlos Vecchio, Leopoldo López, Miguel Pizarro, David Smolansky, Julio Borges,” he said.

In the same way, he reiterated his condemnation of the campaign that these characters have woven around Venezuelan migrants whom they describe as “a plague” and as criminal members of the Aragua Train, and pointed out that, to date, none of the returnees have been identified as part of this gang that was completely dismantled by the Bolivarian Government.

“If anyone were part of the Aragua Train or a criminal organization from here we would say so. Each and every one of them is checked even before leaving the United States by means of a fingerprint. Those who have outstanding accounts with the Venezuelan justice system must assume their consequences,” he stressed.

I don't sleep!

In the midst of these attacks, he drew attention to the campaign that right-wing longliners are carrying out as part of the strategy to sow doubts and fears in the population, and gave as an example a message from Alberto Ravell, who assures that the psuvist leader suffers from insomnia.

“I sleep like a baby and if you don't believe me ask Marleny,” he laughed and considered that if there are people with insomnia as a result of their failures and possible consequences for the American justice system, they are the leaders of opposition extremism and the longliners paid by USAID.

“Ravell, I know that you don't sleep, that they don't sleep,” he said and emphasized, “if I don't have to sleep to defend Venezuela, I make him happy.”

Grab his bone!

Cabello also referred to the celebration that took place within opposition extremism after learning of Donald Trump's decision to revoke the license held by the American oil company Chevron to operate in the country.

“The bitter people are celebrating because they threw a bone at him, they grab his bone to see if they get meat out of him,” he said, while praising the strength demonstrated by the Venezuelan people in the face of the aggressions that imperialism has carried out against Venezuela at the request of the leaders of opposition extremism.

“They don't know us. To believe that the people of Venezuela are going to let themselves be subdued out of fear, fear? Not even when there was no light. They cut off our electricity service, left us without selling oil and gold, and have they been able to handle us? No! They couldn't and won't be able to,” he said.

We will not leave them alone!

Finally, he referred to people in situations of street or vulnerability, ratifying the will to, on instructions from President Maduro, guarantee the care and protection of all these people.

“ We are not going to abandon them or leave them aside. We are looking for a space to enable and bring them all to be cared for. “Everyone must be cared for depending on their situation, in a loving way,” he said.

He insisted on the need to understand that this situation does not concern only the Government, “but that it is a task that must involve all of us.”

“I invite all of you to join the work of those who work in the Black Hippolyta Mission, let's not leave them alone in the task. No one can squeeze out the lump or close their eyes,” he urged.

Mazo News Team