THE Nicolas Maduro’s drug dictatorship This Sunday, he launched his attacks against the European Union through the Venezuelan Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yván Gil, who called “waste of history” for Josep Borrell, High Representative for Foreign Policy of the European Union, after the former socialist minister defined for the first time the drug dictatorship of Nicolas Maduro as a “dictatorial regime” during an interview broadcast this Saturday afternoon.When we say the dump of history, we are referring to the place where Borrell currently finds himself, from interview to interview.“, spokesperson of evil, of a withdrawal from politics with blood on his hands, has doubly failed in his attempts to harm the Venezuelan people,” said Yván Gil on his Telegram channel, after the aforementioned interview with Josep Borrell. These statements by the former socialist minister come a day after Venezuela arrested two Spaniards, accused of being members of the CNI, and declared that Spain and the United States wanted to assassinate Maduro.
The cThe Venezuelan Chancellor reacted this Saturday after Borrell acknowledged A few hours earlier, “in Venezuela, there are more than 2,000 people arbitrarily detained after the elections. The opposition leader had to flee. Seven million Venezuelans have fled their country. Well, what do you call all that?“, added Josep Borrell, referring to Venezuela’s president-elect, Edmundo González, who is in Madrid. In addition, Yván Gil accused Spain of “inventing fictitious governments (Guaidó 1.0 and 2.0) and above all transform the European Union into a decrepit institution, colonialist and warrior, pity the others! “We say here in Venezuela to refer to such a dark legacy of a third person like Borrell.”
Venezuela escalates tensions After after arresting two Spaniards last Saturday, José María Basoa Valdovinos, 35 years old, and Andrés Martínez Adasme, 32 years oldwhom he accused of being CNI spies during a press conference given by Diosdado Cabello, Minister of the Interior and Peace of the drug dictatorship Nicolas Maduro, accused by Washington of being the leader of the Soles drug cartel. During his speech on government television, where the Spanish documentation was broadcast, Cabello accused the Spanish Minister of Defense, Margarita Robles, of launching a “hateful attack” against Venezuela for having declared last Thursday, during Maduro’s presidency, that the Maduro regime was a “dictatorship.” presentation of a book by Julia Navarro.
The number two of the Chavista regime resorted to victimization by declaring that Venezuela is “constantly besieged by imperialism and its allies, who have no scruples“. “The Venezuelan state had to defend itself“, assured Cabello in front of an arsenal of weapons, which would have been recovered during intelligence operations, with his usual populist speech against Spain.
The families of the detainees who indicated that they were not members of the CNI reported their disappearance four days ago, which the Venezuelan drug dictatorship had initially linked to smuggling. Today, the Venezuelan drug dictatorship associates the CNI with an alleged operation to “destabilize” the Latin American country. Moncloa has denied that the two Spaniards are spies and has categorically refused to participate in an operation against Venezuela.
