US Central Intelligence (CIA) killers planned to assassinate President Hugo Chavez Frias but the plan was aborted after it became public knowledge and because US President George W. Bush had been unaware (?) of it. Radio Union News Network is reporting that Bolivarian Professional & Technical Workers (FTPTB) Gerardo Ramirez has turned in evidence to Venezuela's Attorney General Isaias Rodriguez which supports VHeadline.com's February 8 (2002) World Exclusive report in which we quoted highly-placed diplomatic and IC sources as telling us of a Washington-initiated plot to assassinate Venezuela's democratically-elected President Hugo Chavez Frias.
"Spanish-speaking US military operatives are already present in Venezuela lending logistic support to several anti-government terror cells in what's described as 'a fail-safe plan' to dislodge Chavez Frias and to win US control over strategic oil supplies."
VHeadline.com reported that US planners were lending support to one or more anti-Chavez Frias plotters to be installed as Washington puppets in the event of a successful bid to kill the President.
Ramirez, an engineering professional, says the CIA assassination plan was aborted after our exclusive story became public knowledge on the Internet and US President George W. Bush was told about it.
A 10-man delegation is to fly to Washington to meet personally with President Bush to explain the Chavez Frias government's economic, political and social plans ... "our (Venezuelan) Embassy in Washington says Bush could grant us an audience."
The FTPTB investigation group also accuses former Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) president General Guaicaipuro Lameda of a series of acts of corruption during his term in office and suggests that PDVSA archives should be placed under military custody since there is a distinct possibility that evidence will be shredded or burned in a Venezuelan copycat of Enron/Andersen ... "we already have substantial evidence after an audit which indicates a series of 'irregularities,' embezzlement and misfeasance of public monies."
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