Hugo Carvajalthe former head of Venezuelan military intelligence imprisoned in the United States, wrote in detail the full dimension of the case A criminal network he admits to having been involved in for two decades. The document that was received moments before President of the United States … Donald Trumpconstitutes the most direct admission to date from the former Chavismo top leadership.
In it, he describes how the so-called Suns Cartel, led by Nicolas Maduro, Diosdado Cabello and other regime officials, operated as a transnational corporation dedicated not only to drug trafficking, but also to drug trafficking. Political infiltration into the United States and other countries, and cooperation with foreign intelligence servicesincluding those in the United States
Far-reaching political repercussions in Spain
The former Chavista general’s contributions have prompted North American authorities to collect data in Spain on the financial activity of former President José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero as a “necessary collaborator” of Nicolás Maduro’s regime. In this context Journalist and ABC Washington correspondent David AllandetHe was frank when assessing the recent confessions of Chavez’s former intelligence chief on the COPE network.
According to exclusive information obtained by the aforementioned chain through our correspondent, Carvajal presented former US President Donald Trump with a large collection of documents and handwritten notes About an alleged international drug trafficking and corruption network linked to Chavismo.
The data provided “could implicate politicians and dissidents infiltrating the United States, as well as a former high-ranking Spanish official,” Andetti warned, in comments to COPE’s Herrera program. This information, according to the journalist, could lead to far-reaching political repercussions in Spain, since it would include “the names and titles of politicians and senior officials” with alleged ties to Venezuela.
Extreme tension between Washington and Caracas
Although no specific name has been mentioned at the moment, the discoveries have raised concern in sectors of Spanish socialism. This is not the first time that Carvajal has referred to former President Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, who… He has been accused in the past of maintaining ties and support for the Chavez regime.
This recognition, which comes in the context of intense tension between Washington and Caracas, could add a new chapter to the already complex web of political and financial relations woven around Chavismo and its international projection.