2024-07-18 08:11:14
This, after the Chilean president declared during his tour of Europe that under the Caracas regime “the institutions have deteriorated.”
God given hair, right-hand man of Nicolás Maduro and member of the National Assembly of Venezuela, He raised his voice to criticize President Gabriel Boric with harsh epithets.
This, after the Chilean president declared in the middle of his tour to Europe that Under the Caracas regime, “institutions have deteriorated.”
“In Venezuela, institutions, at least within the framework of the rule of law that we have in Chile, are clearly deteriorated and we are a serious country, a responsible country, we trust in the work carried out by our Public Prosecutor’s Office, and we support the actions of the Chilean justice system,” he declared in Germany.
In response to these words, Diosdado Cabello expressed, in his program With the hammer hittingwhat “This fool is messing with Venezuela and is incapable of governing his own country.”
Cabello said that Boric “has the Mapuche brothers in prison, he has not done justice for the boys who lost eyes and complete vision in Chile (…) and he is going to come to speak about Human Rights here in Venezuela…”.
The deputy explained that the head of state “He brings out the patrols, the forces to repress the secondary school students in Chile and runs them over (…) and comes to talk about human rights here. He has nothing to do, he has no job in his country, because he is lazy (…) respect Venezuela sir, do not get involved in Venezuela’s internal affairs.”
“You govern with the Constitution of the most terrible murderer of this continent in the last century and you do nothing. On the contrary, you sabotaged the creation of a real Constitution for Chile. He ended up negotiating with the extreme Right so that they would not touch Pinochet’s Constitution, which was the same one with which Mrs. Bachelet governed, another one of those they love to talk about,” argued Diosdado Cabello.
But the Venezuelan leader also had words to question the preventive detention of Daniel Jadue, stating that “Now they also have Jadue, a mayor, in prison, because Jadue has a habit of telling the truth, and they imprisoned him, a revolutionary comrade.”