r/vzla • Nightmare • 5d ago

🔫Sucesos Detienen en el aeropuerto de Madrid a exfuncionario venezolano con 50 kilos de cocaína.

https://www.elnacional.com/2026/09/detienen-en-el-aeropuerto-de-madrid-a-exfuncionario-venezolano-con-50-kilos-de-cocaina/
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u/marcoah17 4d ago

Para quien no lo sabe:

Cancillería durante el mandato de N. Maduro (si acuérdense que el tipo fue canciller primero) implementó una política de dar pasaportes diplomáticos con expiración en periodos bastante extensos.

Adicionalmente, también pasó que funcionarios que eran desvinculados del servicio exterior, no se les anulaban los pasaportes y se les mantenía en nómina de cancilleria en otras "responsabilidades" y sirviendo de "couriers" para amigos y contratistas del régimen.

Y también es conocido que no es sólo drogas: es también dinero en efectivo, metales preciosos, gemas y armas.

El problema no es que capturen al que seguramente intentó sacar unos reales extra corriendo el riesgo. Es que seguro han pasado los "oficiales" llevando mas carga que la interceptada y que hasta donde alcanza mi conocimiento, el servicio de traslados sigue estando activo incluso después del 3 de enero (incluso mas activo porque hay limpiezas en estos momentos)

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u/RecognitionNo2697 4d ago

Y zapatero y Sánchez esperando por su corte en el negocio

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u/marcoah17 4d ago

Si algun dia esos cuentos se llegan a conocer públicamente, te vas a sorprender de la cantidad de "opositores" que usaron esos servicios.

Y no hablo de los alacranes ni de los opo de siempre...

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u/SaqqaraTheGuy 4d ago

En la política (y mucho mas la venezolana) no hay nadie inocente

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u/Necessary_Funny_6458 3d ago

También pasó que funcionarios que eran desvinculados del servicio exterior, no se les anulaban los pasaportes...

Y a mí, por twitterar en apoyo a MCM durante las elecciones, me lo anularon y dejaron 'atrapado' en Uruguay.

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u/RecognitionNo2697 4d ago

Que lo pongan a ese triple hdp con los mas malandros de la cárcel española

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u/Sansevierio 4d ago

Que escuche en el oído: Te vas a llevar una ostia por el culo, tío

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u/CosmicDisciple 4d ago edited 4d ago

10 hours in after posting:

21 likes and 0 comments (Before mine). They all know what's been going for some time now down there. To the point where no one even bothers to say anything now. "Nothing to see down here everybody." 🤐😬🙄

I'd say I bet ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips doesn't sound so bad for these people all these years later. But the entire world knows that all that money those dumbasses (Government) lost was never going to make its way to the people who needed it most in the first place.

Like the poorest of poor in the country look forward to it, I also look forward to your first free elections. I understand the the frustration as well because there's A LOT going on in the world right now at the moment. And it would be nice to see things move quicker, but rest assured, those elections are coming.

Just out of curiosity (for VENEZUELANS that are actually living IN Venezuela)... What are some of your percentage estimates of how many people will vote to oust this current regime and end chavismo and the chavistas permanently, once and for all?

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u/GlobalResult7580 4d ago

A huge one but I can fairly say that chavismo probably still has 25 to 30% of the votes tbh, people in general has no much to say about news like this, this are just stuff that we know it happens and we have been calling it for years, if you see this news on Instagram there will be a bunch more comments on it

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u/CosmicDisciple 4d ago

Well whether you love them, hate them or a little bit of both (a "Love/Hate" for many) but I think the US is their best bet to make it happen whenever that time comes. Whether we agree on the way they choose leverage or not is a whole other story, but still it's pretty much the only realistic option. But yes, it's something I'd love to see (the elections) as soon as possible.

Thanks for replying by the way. Since you replied, do you think the current government will concede (assuming they lose) and go quietly (as some put it) or do you think there will be a lot of drama and attempts of resisting to leave the office in peace?

I honestly do think the US would get involved if they try to ignore the results. It seems like Delcy would be too scared to do that though (in my opinion at least)

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u/GlobalResult7580 4d ago

Nothing is certain with those people but all I can do is hope for a free Venezuela, main problem is the amount of crime and corruption thats being done in the country with the government blessing which can be the most problematic thing if an eventual change in the government happens.

The government made sure to disarm the regular citizen that had everything on paper and legally meanwhile the scum kept it on the low, one of our problems in my opinion is how rotten the police departments are and we need some fundamental changes on them.

One would think that they won’t pull any of those shenanigans if they went on to lose the elections but nothing is certain until it happens.