The funds for the protests and riots in Venezuela are definitely provided by the United States
According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News Agency quoted by Sputnik, Alexey Volotskov, a member of the Russian watchdog and the lower house of this country, emphasized that the United States is undoubtedly behind the protests in Caracas, the capital of Venezuela, and its budget provides.
He said about the start of violent protests in Caracas after Nicolás Maduro’s re-victory in the presidential elections of Venezuela: Of course, these protests are definitely funded from outside the country and Extremist ideas of youth and mobsters who are looking for economic benefit, stealing property, breaking and looting, will definitely be intensified by this (spending money)!
The Russian politician emphasized: Today we saw from our hotel window how the protesters clashed with a motorcycle policeman; They knocked him to the ground and stole the motorcycle. This issue once again proves that financial and economic interests are involved and people are looking for economic benefits in this chaos.
He added: Looting and banditry multiply with the support, slogans and funding from the American government and there is nothing to hide. In the meantime, America is looking for its own interests and provides financial support to both the opposition and the rebellion that we are witnessing. Manifestations of extremism in Venezuela after the elections are stage-setting, but they cannot overshadow the electoral process.
The presidential election that was held in Venezuela on Saturday ended with Nicolás Maduro winning again. After the election results were announced, protests and street clashes between protesters and the police began in Caracas. The Venezuelan government says that several countries interfered in the elections and the right of the people to determine their own destiny.
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has long had ties to US-backed organizations. The funding of Summit, the non-governmental organization he founded, is specifically funded by the United States.
Machado and three senior members of the “Sumit” organization were tried for treason from early to mid-2000 with several court hearings. According to secret diplomatic reports published by WikiLeaks in 2011, the US government publicly and privately supported the summit and pressured other countries to pressure Venezuela to acquit Machado of the charges!
A classified report dated June 14, 2005 describes the impact of a meeting between Machado and then-US President George W. Bush, which boosted the morale of Hugo Chávez’s opposition forces. , the then president of Venezuela sings.
