Diosdado Cabello warned of new plans against the country

The first vice president of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (Psuv), Diosdado Cabello, warned about the new plans of the opposition María Corina Machado against the country, including the economic suffocation of the population.

During the 512th broadcast of his program With the Gavel Giving, Cabello shared a information received by a cooperating patriot, who indicated that Machado plans to resume actions to affect the country's oil market.

According to the report, Machado "decided to resume actions seeking to close the oil market in our country by calling for the revocation of Ofac (Office of Foreign Assets Control) licenses and boycotting oil companies operating in Venezuela."

He also said that Machado "has not abandoned the idea of ​​attacking oil facilities and encouraging negative narratives to scare away foreign investment."

In her quest to gain power, according to the patriotic cooperator, Machado is also planning to harass the families of Venezuelan military and police officers, as well as revive the false positives, "the same thing she did with the alleged suicides and torture in prisons, a narrative that fell apart when more than 1.600 people were released; the movie of the alleged kidnapping of the Argentine Embassy in Caracas, which was dismantled with the departure of Fernando Martínez Mottola, who preferred to run away rather than continue with them."

Calls for abstention

Cabello also referred to the far-right's call for abstention, stating that the real reason is that they do not want new alternatives to emerge within their ranks.

"They (the far right) will continue, every time they lose an election, so that no one else emerges, they call for abstention," he said.

He also added that Machado's call to not participate in the upcoming elections is because "she knows that a mob is coming after her to take her position, a position she won with money and not leadership."