Venezuelan Opposition reveals controversial recording

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Venezuelan opposition deputy Ismael Garcia announced today at a press conference that he was in possession of a recording between Lieutenant Colonel of the G2 of Cuba, Aramis Palacios and Mario Silva, recorded days after the elections in Venezuela, in which some very serious irregularities are named.

Ismael Garcia
Ismael Garcia

Garcia said that he will deliver the recording to every media and emphasized that it has not been edited and mentioned an alleged “coup” that “they” would have planned, and reported that if the claims were true, they “would be facing a serious crisis “.

The deputy also noted that in the recording, they discuss about Diosdado Cabello and other situations that are linked to a supposed coup. Besides, he noted that on the tape was mentioned the name of Nicolas Maduro, who according to Garcia, “is an illegal” elected president of Venezuela.

The controversial recording comes after the governor of Miranda state, Henrique Capriles announced last night that today, information of considerable importance to the country would be revealed. “Tomorrow a notorious character of the ruling party will become history and very serious things will be exposed! Pending things!”

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