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Titolo: L'uomo che uccise Ernesto Che Guevara

http://www.venezuelanalysis.com/news.php?newsno=1549
Former CIA Agent Affirms Possibility of Chavez's Assassination in
Venezuela
By: Gregory Wilpert -- Venezuelanalysis.com
Caracas, Venezuela, March 15, 2005 --
In an interview on Miami's Spanish-language channel 22, the former CIA
agent Felix Rodriguez said that the U.S. government has plans to
"bring about a change in Venezuela."
When pressed as to what type of plans these might be, Rodriguez
responded that the Bush administration "could do it with a military
strike, with a plane."
The former CIA agent's comments were made last week, on Thursday,
during the talk show of a well-known supporter of the anti-Castro
movement, Maria Elvira Salazar.
Rodriguez affirmed during the program, "According to information I
have about what is happening in Venezuela, it is possible that at some
moment they [the Bush administration] will see itself obliged, for
national security reasons and because of problems they have in
Colombia, to implement a series of measures that will bring about a
change in Venezuela."
The moderator, not satisfied with his vague answer, asked Rodriguez
what kind of measures these might be and he responded, "They could be
economic measures and at some point they could be military measures."
He then added, "If at some point they are going to do it, they will do
it openly."
As an example, Rodriguez gave the Reagan administration's strike
against Khadafi, whose residence was bombed and whose adoptive
daughter was killed in the process.
Felix Rodriguez is presumed to have been one of the CIA agents who
captured Ernesto "Ché" Guevara in Bolivia and who was involved in his
assassination in 1962.
For the past several weeks, President Chavez has been saying that he
has evidence that the Bush administration is planning his
assassination.
Bush spokespersons, such as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, have
dismissed the charge, calling it "absurd."
Chavez and officials from his government, however, have insisted that
they have intelligence information about a possible assassination, but
that they cannot reveal their sources, as this would ruin their
investigations.
Venezuela's Foreign Minister Ali Rodriguez has also pointed out that
the U.S. denied for a long time its involvement in the overthrow of
the governments of Chile in 1973 or of Guatemala in 1954, but that
their involvement was eventually proven.
Yesterday, the British newspaper Financial Times reported that,
"Senior US administration officials are working on a policy to
'contain' President Hugo Chavez."
The report went on to say, "A strategy aimed at fencing in the Chávez
government is being prepared at the behest of President George W. Bush
and Condoleezza Rice, the secretary of state, senior US officials
say."
The Financial Times quoted Roger Pardo-Maurer, deputy assistant
secretary for western hemisphere affairs, as saying that, "Chavez is a
problem because he is clearly using his oil money and influence to
introduce his conflictive style into the politics of other countries."
Roger Pardo-Mauro became known during the Reagan administration's
Iran-Contra scandal, when he was a spokesperson for the Nicaraguan
Contras.
He is also said to have met with Venezuela's top general, Lucas Rincon
Romero, in the weeks prior to the April 2002 coup.

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charlie

 ha scritto nel messaggio
news:kXe_d.666577$b5.30...@news3.tin.it...
...del "Che", dici?. Non esageriamo. Però, lui era uno che le sue guerre le
combatteva in prima persona. E tu, pannolino-sudicio? Parti oggi, o "ancora
non è il momento"? Ah, ho capito: devi andare a trovare la zia Clotilde...
Ok. Ho capito: tu e mammà non la vedete da tanto tempo... Ok, ok. Sarà per
un'altra volta, o guerriero senza palle. Adios.
Namib

 charlie
Meno male che ci sei tu a ricordarci chi sono i nazisti.
Proprio non ci arrivate con la testa, sei fottuto culturalmente.
Saluti Cad Ali'
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