“There must have been a mole”: after the capture of Maduro, the scenarios of a betrayal

A little over two hours. That’s how long it took for the American army to neutralize Venezuela’s air defenses, enter the “fortress” residence of President Nicolás Maduro and capture him and his wife. The kind of incredible operation that only the United States is capable of carrying out.

The mission on Saturday, January 3, required months of careful planning and rehearsals. US forces even built a replica of the house where Nicolás Maduro was staying. Since August, American intelligence agents have been monitoring the slightest movement of Hugo Chavez’s heir, who, according to the press, regularly changed residence.