Venezuelan funds frozen abroad would be used to finance terrorist acts


The Venezuelan funds that rest in bank accounts abroad, which were frozen by arbitrary measures by the United States Government, would be used to finance terrorist acts planned by the right wing against the Venezuelan people, as denounced on Saturday the Vice President for Communication, Tourism and Culture, Jorge Rodríguez.
They have devoted themselves to “subtracting the assets that Venezuela has in different banks and that are being extracted under the orders of the (Donald) Trump administration. In the last two months more than 30,000 million dollars have been stolen”, he said.
In statements offered from Miraflores Palace in Caracas, he explained that the money would be used to bring groups of Central American assasins to commit terrorist acts such as the selective assassination of social and political leaders, through lists of names, new sabotages against the Caracas Metro and Cable Car systems, false positives (fake news), through information media and social networks; conspiracy through general strikes in the labor sector, assault on the Miraflores Palace and false flag terrorist actions.
He unveiled a series of tests and detailed telephone conversations involving leaders of the Venezuelan right such as the deputy to the National Assembly in contempt of Juan Guaidó, Leopoldo López and Freddy Guevara, among others, in the preparation of these operations to undermine the sovereignty of Venezuela, from armed actions to the diversion of State monies.
In this regard, he said that conversations found on Roberto Marrero’s telephone show that he conspired with Guaidó to manage financing for these terrorist acts.
He indicated that in these actions those involved had the support of financial intermediaries, including a man named Juan Planchart:
“They rob the accounts of PDV or Citgo, and Guaidó gives orders to deposit it into personal accounts, like the one of Planchart”, he denounced.
Rodríguez added that through these deposits were paid the training and operations expenses of the recruited paramilitary group, whose link is some “Rosana from Cúcuta”, a woman who has not been identified by the intelligence groups.
Likewise, he explained that he will request reports from Juan Carlos Escotet, president of Banesco Panamá, as well as from Bank of America, to inquire about the origin of the transactions in Marrero’s account.
Rodriguez noted that this modus operandi used by the right wing was discovered by Russian pranksters Vladimir Kuznetsov and Alexei Stoliarov, who posed as the President of Switzerland in order to Guaidó recognize that he is collecting the money belonging to the Venezuelan State for terrorist purposes.