Jorge Rodríguez Denounces New Drone Assassination Attempt on President Maduro & Connection Between📂 Archived Message
Posted by sashimi on July 21, 2021, 12:47 am
- Extreme Right and Cota 905 Terrorism
Alba Ciudad, July 14 2021
(quote) This Tuesday, July 13, during a press conference held at the Federal Legislative Palace, the president of Venezuela's National Assembly (AN), deputy Jorge Rodríguez, presented new evidence of destabilization attempts perpetrated by the extreme right, which armed and trained the gangs of Cota 905 to try overthrowing the government of President Nicolás Maduro.
Rodríguez stated that on June 22 an attack was thwarted that would have targeted President Nicolás Maduro while he was inaugurating the monument for the Bicentennial of the Battle of Carabobo. Four drones were used in the attack, which were intercepted and deactivated by Venezuelan intelligence services.
The President of Parliament also linked the company CTU Security, based in Miami and owned by Antonio Indriago, with the events that recently occurred in Venezuela. CTU Security is the same company that hired Colombian mercenaries suspected of participating in the assassination of the ruler of Haiti, Jovenel Moïse. The company, as Rodríguez related, also provided security for the Venezuela Aid Live concert organized against the government of Nicolás Maduro in Cúcuta, Colombia on February 2019, and was also contacted by the opposition for the August 2018 drone assassination attempt on President Maduro.
Rodríguez showed a tweet from Antonio "Tony" Indriago, the owner of CTU Security, in which he spoke about the death of President Maduro.
The president of the National Assembly also reported that the extreme right wanted to use criminal gangs to carry out a series of attacks on July 5, Venezuela's Independence Day, or the following days. He showed a video taken by one of the criminals from a point in the neighborhood in El Valle, from which they could observe the Military Academy and the Paseo Monumental [Paseo Los Próceres], where the July 5 parade takes place and where the presidential platform was going to be present.
Rodríguez presented a series of items of evidence demonstrating the relationship between the Venezuelan far-right opposition and these criminals, who on July 7 and 8 fired at citizens and passersby from El Cementerio, La Vega, Quinta Crespo, El Paraíso, and areas surrounding Cota 905, leaving several dead and wounded. He showed a series of WhatsApp messages through which Leopoldo López, under the alias of "Gavilán," organized the criminal actions carried out by these gangs stationed in the neighborhoods of Cota 905 and El Cementerio.
Among López's contacts for the organization of these criminal actions were Freddy Guevara and Luis Somaza who, with Gilber Caro and Hasler Iglesias, were in charge of "finalizing the details" to carry out this operation, which they called the "Fiesta from Caracas," he said.
"Here are the messages," said Rodríguez. "They deleted them [from their phones]. What they do not know is that they can be recovered with a home-made program, as we have done." The president of the AN proceeded to show the conversations in which López outlined the steps to guarantee the "success" of these terrorist actions.
"They believed that, since the Norwegians and the European Union's Technical Exploratory Mission were here, they had impunity, and were sending Freddy Guevara to the meetings," he said.