According to unofficial information, among the detained parliamentarians is Hugbel Roa. According to the information that is handled, Roa and other parliamentarians involved in acts of corruption related to PDVSA will proceed to alleviate parliamentary immunity this week
MMore names continue to be added to the list of detainees in the context of the Anti-Corruption Operation carried out by the government of Nicolás Maduro: three judges, a superintendent, two soldiers and a mayor, were arrested this Friday night for alleged corruption. The cases have been confirmed by the official newspaper La Tabla.
The president of the Criminal Judicial Circuit of Caracas and substitute magistrate of the Constitutional Chamber of the TSJ, Cristóbal Cornieles; and the 4th Judge of Control against Terrorism, José Márquez, were the first two senior officials to be arrested.
In what is also called “Golpe de Timón”, the arrest of the head of the National Superintendence of Cryptoactives and Related Activities (Sunacrip), Joselit Ramírez, who is accused of the alleged disappearance of more than three billion dollars from the sale of oil.
Likewise, the mayor of the Santos Michelena municipality, in the state of Aragua, Pedro Hernández, was arrested for allegedly being involved with the presence of armed gangs in Las Tejerías, including those of Carlos Gómez, alias “El Conejo”, which he keeps flogged. area. He is also pointed out for being responsible for covering up and hosting “El Koki”, when the operation was carried out to capture him.
Detainees of the FANB in the Operation against Corruption
The National Anti-Corruption Police (PNCC) also arrested two FANB soldiers. They are Colonel Antonio Pérez Suárez, Vice President of Commerce and Quality Supply of PDVSA; and Lieutenant Colonel José Agustín Ramos Chirinos, general manager of the Directorate of Comprehensive Security of four axes of the Orinoco Oil Belt.
The last one on the list arrested this Friday was the First Control Judge of the Falcón state, Jorwis Bracho. The lawyer, in January 2022, opened the file for drug trafficking of the pro-government mayor of Semprún, Keyrineth Fernández; and the deputy to the AN for Zulia, Taína González, both imprisoned for trafficking cocaine.
Deputies could be involved
Deputies of the Chavista National Assembly could also be involved in this list. According to unofficial information, among the detained parliamentarians is Hugbel Roa, former Minister of University Education, close to the circle of Tareck El Aissami, Minister of Oil. According to the information that is handled, Roa and other parliamentarians involved in acts of corruption related to PDVSA will proceed to alleviate parliamentary immunity this week.
Via: The National