Almost Venezuela responds to Cabello: “Not only is it a dictatorial and corrupt regime, now it is also bipolar”
The Ya Casi Venezuela platform recently responded to Diosdado Cabello, Minister of the Interior, Justice and Peacefor the statements in which he assured that They will apply “operation tun tun” to those who have donated to the projectwhich supposedly seeks to end the government of Nicolás Maduro.
«On the one hand they open an investigation into the movement, on the other hand they call it a scam and warn people to ‘protect’ them, and now it turns out that they threaten to perform the tun tun operation on anyone who has donated. It is no longer just a dictatorial and corrupt regime, it is now also bipolar«says a message published on the platform’s X account.
days ago, Cabello assured that he has the data of the people who donated to Ya Casi Venezuela.
«A tun tun operation is coming for those who donated money to the ‘Almost Venezuela’ platform. “That friend of mine already has the information of those who deposited,” he said on his program. With the hammer giving.
On this point, the platform highlighted that “unless the person has made their donation public on social networks, it is virtually impossible to identify them.”
🔴It is important to note that, unless the person has made their donation public on social networks, it is virtually impossible to identify them.
👉On the one hand they open an investigation into the movement, 👉on the other hand they call it a scam and warn people to “protect” them… https://t.co/zyxnfXdM3g
— Almost Venezuela (@yacasivenezuela) September 26, 2024
Cabello accuses María Corina Machado for the page Almost Venezuela
Cabello accused opposition leader María Corina Machado of being behind the project Almost Venezuelawhich aims to raise 10 million dollars for the restoration of democracy in Venezuela.
«Who was behind that operation? María Corina Machado,” he stated, without showing evidence.
He assured that this information was “confirmed” by the former commissioner of scientific research Iván Simonovis.
Machado has not admitted having any participation in Ya Casi Venezuela nor has he motivated Venezuelans to make financial contributions. Simonovis, for his part, has not involved the opposition in this project, promoted by American military businessman Erik Prince.
“That lady, who lives asking for the invasion of this country, has to be clear that, if it happens, the first one we will go for will be her,” Cabello warned Machado.
Tarek William Saab, attorney general, said on Tuesday that he had the names of several donors and accused them of being accomplices.
«They call the platform ‘Almost Venezuela’, where we are doing the corresponding study at a legal level. They are committing crimes even within the United States and on the continental and global spheres. The accomplices who give the money participate in both national and transnational crime,” Saab accused.
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