The Public Ministry (MP) presented this Tuesday advances of the PDVSA-Cripto plot, where it was revealed that PDVSA “had a phantom payroll of an extortion media structure where with funds from the National Superintendency of Cryptoactives (Sunacrip) they financed alleged youtubers and network channels to defame legitimately constituted authorities”.
From the main headquarters of the MP, the Attorney General of the Republic, Tarek William Saab, pointed out that yesterday in a new confession, Samark López reported that El Aissami had this structure at his service to attack people who did not align with their plans or interests. This parallel payroll was paid by Joselit Ramírez:
“Now we also see how El Aissami had a phantom list of alleged communicators, many of them identified as longliners, to launch dirty war campaigns with a person or a group. They talk about extortions of 30,000 to 100,000 dollars,” he indicated.
Saab confirmed that the portals that were in charge of defaming were financed by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID): “Juan Almeida was in charge of multiplying the impact of these campaigns through ghost accounts that they paid and maintained through social networks such as X, Instagram, Facebook, among others.”
