| After Venezuela
Election UN Guterres Whispers
with Maduro Noting His Position
Banning Press
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book
Substack
UN GATE,
Sept 20 – How corrupt is
today's UN?
Well, two
days before the election in
Venezuela, UNSG Antonio
Guterres' deputy spokesman
Farhan Haq said while Guterres
is spending public money to
send some people down to
Caracas, whatever they report
on the election will be
"confidential" and only for
him.
From the UN
transcript: "a panel of four
experts was deployed in early
July... these panels of
electoral experts do not issue
public statements on the
conduct of the electoral
process or the results.
Instead, the panel will
prepare a confidential
internal report to the
Secretary-General."
This is
the same cover up Guterres did
for now imprisoned former
Honduras president Juan
Orlando Hernandez - a report
that was never made public.
Haq and his sidekick / boss
(mentor?) Stephane Dujarric
have refused to answer banned
Inner City Press' written
questions about that report.
And this one?
No answer. But on
September 20, in run up to
ghoulish UNGA still banning
Press, this: "Today, the
Secretary-General spoke with
H.E. Mr. Nicolás Maduro Moros,
President of the Bolivarian
Republic of Venezuela. They
discussed the political
situation in Venezuela. The
Secretary-General expressed
concern over reports of
post-elections violence and
allegations of human rights
violations. He stressed the
need to resolve any political
dispute peacefully, through
genuine and inclusive
dialogue. The
Secretary-General also took
note of the positions of the
Venezuelan President on the
situation." Yeah, Guterres
takes note.
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