An Argentine picket leader closely aligned with the administration of President Cristina Fernandez openly supported the Venezuelan government of president Nicolas Maduro and called for the opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez to be sentenced to a firing squad.
The Kirchnerite leader Luis D'Elía whose brown shirts have been used to break up or disperse protestors against the Argentine government twitted his support for Maduro and attacked those who are currently generating instability in Venezuela.
Opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez is a CIA agent, a traitor argued D'Elía and should face capital punishment.
South American liberators ”San Martín and Bolívar, how would have they acted when faced with a fellow citizen involved in intelligence gathering for a foreign power? Maduro must send Lopez before a firing squad, said D'Elía.
He added that if Argentine president (Juan Domingo) Peron in 1951 had had General Menéndez shot by a firing squad, we would have saved much Argentine people blood. Maduro must send the CIA agent Lopez before a firing squad”.
At Tuesday midday while heading a massive protest in Caracas, Venezuelan opposition leader Lopez turned over to the National Guard, as there was an arrest order against him.
Lopez was driven away in an armored vehicle, and it was later reported he had been taken to a prison not far from Caracas, but a compound well defended. The announcement of the transfer was made by President Maduro and the head of the National Assembly, Diosdado Cabello
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Disclaimer & comment rulesWell if Luis D'Elia finds himself out of a job next year he can always start a Thugs 'R' Us franchise.
Feb 19th, 2014 - 07:12 am 0Perhaps Maduro can just throw Lopez out of a plane over the South Atlantic instead!
Feb 19th, 2014 - 07:32 am 0How quickly people forget the mistakes of the past and so wish to repeat them.
In 1994, Iranian and Hizbollah agents blow up and kill 89 Argentine citizens, in Argentina.
Feb 19th, 2014 - 07:42 am 0In 2014, Sr. Luis D' Elia, a Kirchner leader displays a photo of Ayatollah Khomeini on his wall, stating he is a great supporter of Iran. ( In fairness, he does appear to be an athletic supporter at least ).
He has reportedly Twitted his support to Sr. Maduro, but due to the protests, Maduro has selectively cut off the Internet and Twitter .
Running Dog Lackey !
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