Juan Almeidaalias “N33″, known as the “hacker” of Tareck El-Aissami and one of those arrested for the corruption plot that affects the Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA, died at his residence in Maracay, Aragua state.
The information was released by the attorney general of the Chavista regime, Tarek William Saabwho expressed on Twitter: “The Public Ministry reports the death of citizen Juan Almeida who suffered -for a long time- from a terminal illness diagnosed as cirrhosis of the liver: at the time of his death, he was in his residence after being granted the humanitarian measure of house arrest, because he was one of those investigated by the PDVSA plot /Crypto”.
According to the local media firewood effectAlmeida, along with his brothers Carlos Almeida Morgado and Jorge Almeida Morgado; was pointed out to betechnological operator” of the corruption plot in the oil company, which the Prosecutor calls “PDVSA-Crypto”.
Almeida is the second of those arrested in the framework of the PDVSA corruption scheme to die in the custody of the Venezuelan authorities. The first was Leoner Azuajewho on April 20 allegedly took his own life while being held at the Sebin headquarters in El Helicoide.
In a state signal report VTV on April 13, it had been indicated that Juan Almeida was not present at a hearing since it was done in a medical center, “in protection of your right to health”, pointed out the channel. At that moment, it was rumored that the chavista authorities had gone too far with torture these detainees.
Juan Almeida was arrested on April 5 during a search of his residence by officials of the National Police Against Corruption (PNCC). His brothers, the aforementioned Jorge and Carlos, were also arrested.
The middle EVTV published – taking the analysis of the political consultant Gustavo Azócar– that Juan Almeida had the ability to enter, boycott and clone social networks of many communicators and, above all, of people “whom El Aissami wanted to spy on or know what steps he was taking”. It is for this reason that he was known as the “El Aissami hacker”.
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