La conspiracin del cncer inducido

Por: Esther Samper | 06 de marzo de 2013

El presidente de Venezuela, Hugo Chvez, falleci ayer debido a las complicaciones asociadas al cncer que afrontaba desde hace ms de ao y medio. Poco tiempo antes de su muerte, el poltico Nicols Maduro desat la polmica al afirmar lo siguiente en unaconferencia sobre su delicado estado de salud: Nosotros no tenemos ninguna duda y llegar el momento indicado de que se pueda conformar una junta mdica que confirme que l (Chvez) fue atacado. Buscaron el punto para daar la salud de nuestro comandante. Tendr que ser investigado por una comisin especial. Ya tenemos pistas y llegar el momento de realizar estas investigaciones.

No es la primera vez que un poltico anuncia, pblicamente y sin margen para malentendidos, que los enemigos de su patria han intentado atentar contra la vida de un mandatario de las ms diversas maneras. Este miedo, desde luego, no carece de cierta justificacin. Es bien conocido que Estados Unidos ha participado, en multitud de ocasiones, en derrocar a gobiernos sudamericanos, lo que tambin inclua el asesinato de sus dirigentes. El ejemplo actual ms representativo es

Fidel Castro, Estados Unidos intent asesinarle en multitud de ocasiones y algunos de esos intentos estn perfectamente documentados. La afirmacin de Maduro sobre la posibilidad de que a Chvez le inoculasen el cncer no ha sido aislada. Hace ms de un ao, fue el propio Hugo Chvez el que acusaba, de forma bastante sutil, sobre esta posibilidad al preguntarse si era posible que existiera una tecnologa que permitiera inducir el cncer. Sus sospechas se deban a que, en aquel momento, no slo a l le haban diagnosticado cncer, sino tambin a la entonces candidata a presidenta de Brasil, Dilma Rousseff, al presidente de Paraguay, Fernando Lugo, a Lula da Silva, entonces presidente de Brasil, y a Cristina Fernndez, presidente de Argentina (aunque ms tarde se confirm que no era maligno).

Induced cancer Conspiracy

By: Esther Samper | March 6, 2013

The president of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez, has died due to complications associated with cancer he faced for more than year and a half. Shortly before his death, the politician Nicolas Maduro sparked controversy by stating the following in a lecture on his poor health : We have no doubt becoming the right time it can form a medical board to confirm that he (Chavez) was attacked. Point sought to harm the health of our commander. You will need to be investigated by a special

commission. We have tracks and it's time to perform these investigations. It is not the first time a politician announced publicly and no room for misunderstanding, that the enemies of his country have attempted endangering the life of a president of the most diverse ways. This fear, of course, not without some justification. It is well known that the United States has participated on many occasions, to overthrow South American governments, which also included the assassina tion of their leaders. The current most representative example is Fidel Castro, the United States tried to kill him many times and some of these attempts are well documented. Maduro's statement about the possibility that inoculasen Chavez cancer has not been isolated. Over a year ago, it was the accused Hugo Chavez who, quite subtle, this possibility by asking whether it was possible that there was

a technology that would induce cancer . His suspicions were because, at that time, not only he had been diagnosed with cancer, but also to the then candidate for president of Brazil, Dilma Rousseff , the president of Paraguay, Fernando Lugo , to Lula da Silva , then president of Brazil and Cristina Fernndez , President of Argentina (although it was later confirmed that it was not malignant).