It will take a lot of space and time to unravel the rot in the regime. Nicolas Maduro. The kleptocracy installed in our country has penetrated unusual instances, fracturing organizations, filtering institutions. The consequences of the PDVSA-Cripto case are just beginning to become evident, not only in the finances of the dictatorship, but also in the political structure that is proceeding to crumble, revealing a decomposition that is increasingly difficult for the tyranny to sustain.
The alarms activated before the stoppage time of the presidential election have served for the factions of the ruling party to try to regroup in the face of the possible departure from power of Nicolás Maduro. Obviously, airs of internal divisions have been stirred for control of political and business power.
Have you noticed, for example, that Diosdado Cabello is doing his own campaign? The revealing thing is that in his message Maduro is secondary, prioritizing addressing the internal party and against the opposition candidate. Diosdado recently displayed a photo in which in a demonstration of force rehearsal he is shown surrounded by senior members of the Armed Forces, especially escorted by the head of the Sebin, General Gustavo González López and by General Néstor Reverol. The first has been in charge of illegally recording figures inside and outside the ruling party to whom he has installed microphones and monitoring equipment in his vehicles. As for Reverol, he reappeared as a challenger after being sent into exile for having been the soldier who strategically supported Tareck El Aissami. Of course, Reverol was not the only high-ranking official involved for having confessed his actions, which in addition to being conspiratorial, cost the country more than 20 billion dollars, but he was the most visible, although in the PDVSA-Cripto case the Vladimir Padrino López’s situation is also quite compromised. The eternal Minister of Defense is now quietly trying to lighten the load, after having placed in key positions suitable men for El Aissami, many of whom have their future on hold until a new shuffling of the officers is made in July. of the FANB.
González López has also provided material to Diosdado to spy on his rivals, the brothers Jorge and Delcy Rodríguez who in recent times have been playing the good cop and the bad cop, taking care to appear loyal to Nicolás. For the Rodríguez’s ambition, Diosdado is a hindrance. The brothers aspire to embody the succession, even though they still face problems accessing the gigantic business network that Tareck El Aissami had set up,
And although Maduro seems resigned to González López, his security continues to cling to the intelligence work of the Cubans. who ultimately do not want anyone else in Miraflores. And it was they who alerted him about what Tareck El Aissami was planning, that is, about the conspiracy. According to security sources, Tareck would have offered the heads of many to the Americans. And Maduro found out. It is not the first time that the tentacles of the Cubans have managed to violate the American intelligence system.
Distrustful even of his shadow, Maduro has once again handed over control of the businesses to Alex Saab, strengthened upon his return from prison with the decision and power to take revenge. In addition to beheading those who usurped his business in his absence, Saab returned with the decision to prevent the spread of the truth, demanding that censorship be deepened, persecuting journalists and promoting counter-information. Seven communicators were accused of crimes that were impossible under the facts, since, as in the case of the Armandoi.info colleagues, they were the ones who with impregnable solidity investigated and denounced the crimes committed by the Colombian merchant who robbed the treasury and fleeced other budgets, that allocated to food and medicine for the most needy.
We must prepare for the worst surprises before and after July 28. The rope will be tightened even more with the growing debacle of Maduro’s candidacy. That is why there are many concerned about his fate, among them the director of the DGCIM, Iván Hernández Dala and the magistrate of the TSJ, Maikel Moreno, who has survived until now thanks to the affection that Cilia Flores has for him, recently dedicated to listening to the audios found in the equipment seized not only from Samark López, but from the entire PDVSA-Cripto clan network.
As for businessmen who possess the gift of ubiquity, the list is long. And there will most likely be unpleasant surprises for Nicolás, who must have already found the experience of touring the country and not even being able to get out of the luxury vans very strong – despite the shielding of security personnel – because the residents only want to insult the responsible for his misfortune. Threats, extortion, and bribery no longer work for him. Nicolás, if he goes out to the streets to campaign, he has to feel the anger and contempt of the Venezuelan.
That is the country that will vote against him.
