Published at: 28/10/2026 09:00 PM

“THE PARLAMATRACA” EXTORTION, CORRUPTION, INSULTS, LIES AND VIDEOS

(FINDLAW, May 3, 2000; Latest News; El Nacional, March-April 1991 and References Human Rights Bulletin, April 1991)

• Two videos, as irrefutable evidence of acts of extortion committed from parliamentary positions, have gone down in history as evidence of the fever of carrying out scams that the Copeyan extreme right always suffered from yesterday, today transmuted into Vente Venezuela, First Justice, Popular Will (or to steal) as well as other scorpions and arachnids in Venezuelan wildlife.
• In the art of “getting off the mule” of Italian businessmen, “La Parlamatraca” has run into the cunning that they have taken the trouble to record them, leaving for posterity priceless records of the modus operandi that characters like Braulio Jatar and Juan Carlos Caldera have used to extort and enrich themselves.
• Braulio Jatar Alonso, in 1991, threatened Camilo Lamaletto's relatives in Caracas to investigate, as a lawyer for the National Congress's Comptroller's Committee chaired by Deputy Douglas Dáger, an investigation into alleged environmental crimes committed by the owner of Ceramics Balgrés on a rural property in his country. property. As they did not agree to disburse the 250,000 dollars required by Jatar, Jatar moved to the city of Miami to try to extort Lamaletto in person, in exchange for storing the file.
• The extortion and plunder methods used by Jatar to rip a quarter of a million dollars out of Lamaletto's hands, on behalf of his boss Douglas Dáger, exploded in his face like a huge stream of sewage, when the businessman placed the video he recorded during the lawyer's visit in the hands of the media. As an information point, today Jatar serves as a recalcitrant defender, militant and collaborator of María Corina Machado.
• Starting in April 1991, Braulio Jatar went into self-exile in Miami, declaring himself to be politically persecuted, and waged a legal battle against Camilo Lamaletto in that city, denouncing him for violation of privacy; while in Venezuela, the ordinary trial was being aired against him for the crime of extortion, collection of bribes and influence peddling in the exercise of public office.
• The Attorney General's Office, by virtue of the video recorded at Lamaletto's offices in Miami, had initiated proceedings against Jatar-Dáger for the above-mentioned crimes.

• Douglas Dáger was forced to resign as president of the Congressional Comptroller's Committee. Jatar was tried in absentia by the 44th Criminal Court, led by Judge Migdalia Beltrán.
• In 1998, Rafael Caldera, at the request of his justice minister, Hilarión Cardozo, granted him a presidential pardon for “humanitarian causes”, since his ailing father, Braulio Jatar Dotti, was the leader of Democratic Action in the edo. Falcón, friend of Gonzalo Barrios, a dear friend of Betancourt and responsible for exterminating left-wing movements and leaders in the west of the country during the 1960s.
• Notwithstanding the presidential pardon granted to him in Venezuela, which constituted an insult to justice; in other places, in the jurisdiction of the Court of Appeals of the Third District of Florida, in judgment of May 3, 2003 No. 3D99-2101, in the Jatar versus Lamaletto trial, he ruled in favor of the Italian businessman, because the video he recorded, to record the criminal act, did not constitutes a violation of the right to privacy, given Jatar's intention to extort, intimidate and coerce the owner of Balgrés Ceramics, resident in La Florida.
• In the past decade, Jatar Alonso reappeared in Margarita as leader of the Democratic Unity Bureau (MUD), and in 2016**, ** he was once again accused of committing the crime of extortion, capable of recidivism, as well as money laundering and actions aimed at generating violence (incitement to commit crimes).
• The record of the parliamentarian Juan Carlos Caldera dates back to his time at the Ministry of the Family in the position of Sectorial Director General for Social Participation and Youth (1997-1999). Prevalidating his surname and apparent kinship with the then president Caldera, he dedicated himself to embezzling the billions of dollars from the Venezuela Agenda in the management assigned to him as head of the Youth Employment Plan.
• Caldera, during that administration, came from performing functions in the Office of the Presidency of the Republic and then in the Ministry of Internal Relations. His management was characterized by the granting of millions of dollars to Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) of briefcases and ghost “express” foundations, created overnight by friends and political relatives in his office. In the two years he was there, flaws were detected in the institutional design, approval of “paper” projects, massive corruption and the diversion of public funds. Unauditable.

Mazo News Team