Good news! Maduro says he has captured the cuprits of Guri "red handed"!

[GatoGordo]

Captured in flagrancy subjects trying to sabotage Guri's communications system
By: VTV Press | Monday, 03/11/2019 10:59 PM

translated from Spanish

March 11, 2019 - The President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, reported that some subjects were caught in flagrante delicto when they tried to commit new attacks at the Simón Bolívar Hydroelectric Power Plant.

"We captured two individuals trying to sabotage El Guri's communication system. (...) I ask that the Venezuelan justice go for the intellectual authors of this gigantic damage that they have done to our people," he said.

The National President asserted that with these actions perpetrated by the empire's orders, there have been serious violations of the human rights of the Venezuelan people, for which he claimed justice.

"Venezuela is perhaps the first country in the world that has been a victim of US technology for cyber attack against an electrical system," he said.

In addition, he said that the attack was generated in three ways:

* Cybernetics, in the brain of El Guri reservoir and in Caracas.

* Electromagnetic, with which the recovery achieved was knocked down.

* Physical, with the burning of substations and electrical stations.

The dignitary expressed his admiration for the gallantry and courage with which the Venezuelan people have faced this situation.

In addition he praised the patience and the capacity of understanding demonstrated in the last days by the citizenship.

https://www.aporrea.org/actualidad/n339303.html

Clearly the Chavistas are on the ball! In flagrante delicto! Because when The Uneducated Bus Driver uses Latin, you KNOW he means business. I would wager that they caught these to fellows not only with their hands in the cookie jar, but with all the documentation needed to prove they did it. Including notarized copies of the work orders signed by Duque, Bolso and Trump! And their car (Colombia license plates) filled with C4 and drones and anti-tank rifles!!!

Its just a matter of time though, that they will be unguarded, and because they are filled with guilt and remorse, will FLING THEMSELVES OUT OF AN OPEN 10 STORY WINDOW TO THEIR DEATHS! I hate it when that happens at SEBIN HQ.

[irresistable]

1. The "opposition" set the aid trucks on fire, then the US govt. claimed it was the Venezuelan Govt...

that did it.

So, it isn't a stretch to believe in sabotage meant to destabilize the country.

[Miguel M]

2. There're two choices

Either some don’t know US history in Latin America (highly unlikely), or, don’t care (it’s support for a coup).

[irresistable]

5. Finding that support for a coup on this site is unpleasant, to say the least.

[Miguel M]

6. It is.

And the LatAm forum is chock-full of it.

[GatoGordo]

3. Even the most die hard of Chavistas in Venezuela don't believe Maduro

https://www.aporrea.org/energia/a276896.html

View in Chrome browser, right click Translate to English

Seems Chavismo's biggest cheerleaders are anonymous internet trolls. Even his biggest fans in-country are calling him out on his parade of lies.

[irresistable]

4. Your unwillingness to acknowledge the direct and obvious lies and propaganda from the US side...

makes it hard for me to care about criticisms of Maduro's competence, or about internal corruption.

True humanitarians don't need to stage elaborate stunts where the aid that they are bringing in is set on on fire.

If Maduro is so bad, why are such stunts needed, and why should anyone trust an opposition who is doing that?

[Miguel M]

7. Not acknowledged?

The propaganda is propelled.

You question is right on-point.

[MRubio]

8. I'd say the humanitarian aid was most likely set on fire by kids throwing...........

...........Molotov cocktails at Venezulean security forces who wouldn't allow the goods into the country. Let it in and this wouldn't be a topic of discussion today. Or, is it your position that there's no hunger or lack of medicines here in Venezuela?

I don't want to see a military intervention nor more bloodshed. Having said that, Maduro has to go.

[irresistable]

9. Venezuelan allies are flying food and medicines in...

The US border stunt was designed to provoke. It was a reality show.

[GatoGordo]

10. Yes, we have HEARD all about Maduro's promises of food and medicine

Turns out its all bluster.

I'm waiting to see pictures of Maduro off-loading lorries of medical supplies at a Caracas hospital.

https://spainsnews.com/venezuelan-nurses-denounce-destitutions-and-anomalies-in-hospitals/

https://www.dw.com/en/venezuelas-health-care-crisis-hospitals-have-nothing-left/a-47575336

I know... if it hasn't been reported by crack "investigative journalists" Max Blumenthal or Greg Palast, its "fake news!"

[irresistable]

11. Your linked articles are not very current.

Perhaps the kindly Elliott Abrams can help Venezuela. You know, like he helped Guatemala, El Salvador, and Nicaragua.

[GatoGordo]

12. Here you go. Is that recent enough?

https://www.democraticunderground.com/110865372

Maduro says lots of shit, then never delivers.

A couple weeks ago, it was "7 tons of supplies from Russia... " until Putin said there was nothing coming and Maduro ought to worry more about his debts to Russia.

[MRubio]

13. I've heard Maduro is a liar who lies