The families of Spaniards detained in Venezuela by the drug dictatorship of Nicolas Maduro have presented a report for his disappearance before the Ertzaintza the past September 9This was confirmed by the Basque Department of Security, which indicated that after several efforts, the Basque Police were able to confirm that they had been arrested in Venezuela.
This information was made public a few hours after the Minister of the Interior of the Chavista regime, Diosdado Cabello, announced the arrest of two Spanish citizens, José María Basua Badovinos and Andrés Martínez Adasme, accusing them of having “links with the National Intelligence Center and with people close to the opposition” and to prepare “a plan to assassinate” the drug dictator Nicolás Maduro.
The government has already denied that the Spaniards detained in Venezuela, aged 32 and 35, belong to the Spanish intelligence services and has clarified that the Embassy in Caracas sent a verbal note “request access to detainees” “to know exactly what they are accused of and to be able to receive all the necessary assistance.”
Relatives of the two missing persons also warned on September 9, via social networks, that the missing persons had been last seen in Inírida, Colombia, on Monday, September 2, heading to Puerto Ayacucho, Venezuela. As they detailed, the two They traveled without a guide and they had not heard from each other since their last telephone communication, which occurred the same day.
The two Basques took a flight from Madrid to Caracas on August 17, where they rented a vehicle that they were supposed to return on September 5, which they did not do. On August 31, they would have left by boat from Puerto Ayacucho to Colombia and this Sunday they would have had to take a flight back to Madrid.
