Lake Pend Oreille, IdahoCuban dictatorship denies sending Chinese engineers to rig voting machines in Venezuela
Translated excerpt with translator’s comments:
The Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Minrex) denied claims that Chinese experts from Cuba traveled to Venezuela to tamper with the results of the July 28 presidential elections, which officially declared Nicolás Maduro the winner.
Minrex stated that it was “absolutely false” that specialists in information technology or other fields had traveled from Cuba to Venezuela with the intention of altering the election results. This response came after Francisco Santos, former Vice President of Colombia, accused a group of Chinese engineers of traveling from Cuba to Caracas on July 30 aboard a Conviasa flight to supervise over 100 employees of the Venezuelan National Electoral Council (CNE). Santos alleged that these employees were involved in falsifying voting records.
Cuba did not specify the nationality of the experts and only mentioned “specialists in information sciences or other areas.” The Cuban government labeled the accusation as “unfounded and fabricated,” stating that no evidence had been provided to support it.
The Cuban Ministry discredited Santos, pointing out his involvement in various political scandals and highlighting a previous false claim he made about the presence of a Colombian guerrilla leader in Cuba. The ministry also criticized the spread of what it called a “matrix of lies” that implicates Cuba in influencing the election results in Venezuela.
Cuba, a strong ally of the Venezuelan government, maintains close ties with Venezuela through the exchange of advisors, professionals, and military and intelligence personnel.
Castro, Inc. has denied an accusation by former Colombian Vice President Francisco Santos, who claimed that a group of Chinese engineers, manufacturers of voting machines, had traveled to Caracas from Cuba to falsify election records. Yeah, sure. We all know that Castro, Inc. always tells the truth.
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