Nicolás Maduro assured that the Venezuelan regime had infiltrators in Colombia during the presidency of Iván Duque. “We had people at Casa de Nariño”

Nicolás Maduro revealed that he had informants in Ivan Duque’s government. The Venezuelan dictator said that he knew in real time about the decisions that the former Colombian president was making about Venezuela, thanks to the presence of people in the Casa de Nariño who provided him with information.

Maduro assured that Iván Duque was infected by the Pegasus espionage system and that he learned about this acquisition firsthand from those close to Duque.

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This is what the Venezuelan dictator claims in an interview with the media Telesur, This system allowed the Colombian government to access the telephones of important political and social leaders and officials of the Venezuelan government.

In his statements, Maduro mentioned that he was aware of many activities that were carried out in the Nariño Palace thanks to informants who he said were honest people who opposed the crimes that were being committed.

“We knew many things that happened in the Nariño Palace. Thanks to the fact that there were people, honorable ones, who were against crimes,” he stated.

In addition, Maduro accused Duque of planning an attack on his life. According to the Venezuelan president, these plans were part of a broader strategy by the Colombian government to destabilize his administration.

Nicolás Maduro also accused the former Colombian president of using the Pegasus spy system to destabilize Venezuela and plot against political leaders in the region. The dictator denounced that the Israeli spy system was used to collect and use private information from prominent Venezuelan political figures.

Maduro explained that international agencies of American origin, such as the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), were also involved in these plans. According to President Iván Duque, he participated in espionage operations aimed at destabilizing his government.

The Venezuelan president has confirmed that the payment made by the Duque government for the assassination of relevant political representatives of the regime can be verified.

“We were informed in real time of how (Pegasus) was being used to plot and try to kill us, “Iván Duque was behind plans to try to kill important political, social and military leaders of the Bolivarian Revolution.”Maduro stated in his interview.

Maduro reiterated that at the time he condemned the participation of the person who was president of Colombia in the 2018-2022 period in the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse. He recalled that the assassins responsible for said assassination were of Colombian nationality and had ties to the Nariño Palace.

Maduro further indicated that Pegasus was used to stop the social outbreak in 2021: “We condemned the bloody crimes committed by Iván Duque in the context of social protest. Iván Duque was behind the murder of young people from the so-called front line in Cali, Medellin and Bogotá.

Nicolás Maduro and those closest to him faced new international pressure. On Friday, September 6, some thirty former Ibero-American leaders asked the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) for the immediate capture and detention of the Venezuelan president, his number two Diosdado Cabello and the entire chain of command. country.

The petition is based on a legal report that condemns the systematic violations of human rights and crimes against humanity committed by the Maduro regime.

The document, presented by former Colombian President Andrés Pastrana on behalf of the signatories, includes prominent former leaders such as Spaniards Felipe González, José María Aznar and Mariano Rajoy; Colombians Álvaro Uribe and Iván Duque; Argentine Mauricio Macri; Mexican Vicente Fox and Bolivian Carlos Mesa.

According to the document, this law transforms Venezuela from a civilian state to a military state, making Maduro directly responsible for the actions of the operational chain of command.