Venezuela Derails
Colombia Paramilitary
CARACAS - Colombian
paramilitaries are
penetrating Venezuela
disguised as traders of
the informal economy to
spread panic and
destabilization.
Vea daily reminds US
threats against
Venezuelan democratic
stability through a
project to riddle the
country with
paramilitaries.
The paper quotes Dario
Azzellini, an expert in
irregular armed groups,
who calls them illegal
groups assembled by
Colombia's government
and Armed Forces using
US-devised tactics.
We know that US imperial
geopolitics dislike
Venezuela and its
Revolution due to the
energy and natural
resources in their
power.
Vea warns that Colombian
paramilitaries began to
infiltrate Venezuelan
socio-economic circles,
namely agribusiness, and
try to control fuel
smuggling and drug
trafficking.
So, to encourage and
control food and
manipulate agrarian
supplies clearly expose
long-term
destabilization plans
already tried in
Colombia.
They began massive
neighborhood
infiltration in Caracas
where they distribute
coca and try to recruit
and arm gangs of
criminals to spread fear
and social instability.
Colombian paramilitaries
have also tried to
control cab companies
and cooperatives, a
basic structure to do
intelligence in any
territory.
Vea daily calls it means
to organize criminals,
almost with military
style, making suspicious
the growing murder rates
in the last year.
Such criminal activity,
also felt at the border
states of Barinas,
Apure, Tachira, Merida
and Zulia, is establish
a new Contra, at the
style of subversive
groups of the 1990s in
Nicaragua.
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