Juan Guaid en 2019
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The US coup with the self-proclaimed Venezuelan puppet president Juan Guaidà ³ has been failing. Right-wing Latin American countries and the European Union, while willing to go along with the charade farce president, have not been willing to take military action against Venezuela.
This week the US was caught seeking to create violent chaos, with imported mercenaries disguised as Venezuelan military, funded by assets seized from Venezuela as part of the US economic war. Telesur reports the government unveiled telephone conversations and other evidence between leaders of the right planning violence against the country that came from a Guaidà ³ aide.
Earlier this week Guaido's 'chief of staff,' Roberto Marrero was arrested along with his bodyguard. In announcing the arrest, Minister of Interior Justice and Peace Nestor Reverol, said Venezuela had dismantled a "terrorist cell" that planned to attack and destabilize Venezuela.
The arrest uncovered new evidence about the terror campaign planned by the US and the Venezuelan opposition. Mission Verdad reports on a press conference by Jorge Rodrà guez, Minister of Communication and Information, which described how the arrest of the arrest Marrero led to the discovery of widespread terrorist plans. The new evidence points to a plot funded by assets seized by the United States from Venezuela and channeled into bank accounts through Colombia.
Reporting on the Rodrà guez press conference, Mission Verdad describes how eight to ten teams of assassins were being brought to Venezuela from Nicaragua, Honduras and El Salvador and being trained in Colombia to carry out terrorist acts in Venezuela. They planned selective assassinations of high-profile figures of the Venezuelan State and attacks on the country's public services. Half these groups had entered the country, while others were blocked by the shutdown of the borders over the phony attempt to deliver humanitarian aid.
The objectives of the terrorist plot were shown in a slide by Jorge Rodrà guez. Mission Verdad reports the slide described how Operation Libertad (or Operation Freedom) planned:
- Selective killings of government officials
- New sabotage to the Caracas Metro, the Cable Car and the electric service
- False-positive operations or false flags by people disguised as military deserters
- A general strike, an assault on Miraflores and terrorist actions such as the assassination of President Maduro
The mercenary teams planned to conduct their terrorist acts disguised as deserters of the Bolivarian National Armed Forces to portray them as "military deserters." They sought to show a non-existent conflict between the Venezuelan military and the legitimately elected government.
They also report that among the material seized from Marrero were cell phones that allowed investigators access to conversations, which showed $500,000 and $700,000 being spent per day to pay these assassins and to bribe members of the military to desert and join them. The money was deposited by NGOs created in January and February in accounts of Banesco and Bank of America by the government of Iva'n Duque after a request from Juan Guaidà ³. The communications indicate the funds came from money seized from Venezuelan companies by the United States. The money stolen from Venezuela that would be used to finance this operation would amount to $1 billion.
To add further to the hypocrisy of the United States, the Department of the Treasury sanctioned the Economic and Social Development Bank of Venezuela when Guaidà ³'s terrorist aid was arrested on suspicion of terrorism.
Mission Verdad reports Guaidà ³ himself and right-wing leader, Leopoldo Lopez, who is under house arrest for previous violence, were implicated, writing, "On Marrero's phone, conversations were also found in a group called 'the General Staff,' made up of members of the Voluntad Popular party. Among them, Leopoldo Là ³pez is identified, in charge of his leadership; Freddy Guevara, in charge of advising on the discursive line of Guaidà ³; Marrero, the deputies Freddy Superlano and Sergio Vergara, and Juan Guaidà ³ himself."
Guaidà ³ has described "Operation Freedom" which is consistent with these plans. Freddy Guevara describes how the operation is moving "from a strategy of siege to one of assault" with selective assassinations and attacks against public services. This is all consistent with Guaidà ³ comments at a rally on March 22 in El Tigre, Anzoa'tegui state, where he said: "Venezuelans do not beg for our rights, so soon we are going together to Miraflores to rescue the office of all Venezuelans," and told his followers "we must organize because the dictator will not go out kindly."
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