La Hojilla Mario Silva respuesta a The Economist The Razorblade Oposición FAES Aznar Venezuela150811 Venezuelan television On a razor's edge Sigue: http://www.economist.com/blogs/americasview/2011/08/venezuelan-television US: $20 million for the Venezuelan opposition in 2012 http://www.chavezcode.com/2011/08/us-20-million-for-venezuelan-opposition.html Estados Unidos: $20 millones para la oposición en Venezuela en 2012 http://www.chavezcode.com/2011/08/estados-unidos-20-millones-para-la.html martes 16 de agosto de 2011 He aqui la respuesta de Mario Silva a el nefasto editorial de The Economist Sres. Editores TheEconomist 2do.- Es falso que yo tenga vínculos con los órganos de inteligencia de mí país y, más falso aún, que el Comandante Hugo Chávez --Presidente Constitucional de la República Bolivariana de Venezuela-, tenga algo que ver con las grabaciones emitidas en el programa La Hojilla o que avale cualquier acción fuera de la Constitución de la República Bolivariana de Venezuela. Lo que sí es cierto y ustedes no lo resaltan, lo desconocen o lo ocultan, es que esas grabaciones son de dominio público y emanan de un espacio en twitterdenominado La Mesa de Alacranes (@mesadealacranes); espacio que, presuntamente,fue abierto por integrantes de los partidos de oposición de la Mesa de Unidad y muy molestos con la política de exclusión de sus liderazgos. Sigue: http://vtvperiodistas.blogspot.com/2011/08/he-aqui-la-respuesta-de-mario-silv... Venezuelan TV Host Mario Silva Responds to The Economist's False Accusations Send to friend Printer-friendly version By Mario Silva - The Razorblade, August 18th 2011 The Economist Attn: Editor Last August 12, 2011, an article titled "On A Razor's Edge" appeared on your web page (www.economist.com), and had no apparent author, therefore leading us to believe it was an editorial piece and therefore your full responsibility. With no real hope of seeing my response published on your pages, since your publication is a mouthpiece for the lies that have been sowed by mass media against Venezuela, still, I send you my commentary: 1- It is false and was proven so at the time with video footage and other material shown before the people of Venezuela, that I ever insinuated the actress Norkys Batista owed her success to "sexual favors". The event you cite in your article was part of a systematic campaign run by the Venezuelan TV channel RCTV against the Bolivarian Revolution and against those of us who denounced the role the media played in the April 2002 coup d'etat in our country. RCTV's campaign became ruthless after it was announced their broadcasting license would not be renewed in 2007. Your using that false claim is a blatant manipulation of fact. 2- It is false that I have ties to intelligence agencies in my country and it's even more false that President Hugo Chavez has something to do with the content of my program, or that he would approve of any action that violates our constitution. What is true, and not stated by you, is that the recordings used in my program were available in the public domain and were circulated by a Twitter account named @mesadealacranes; a space that presumably was created by members, or former members, of opposition political parties that were part of an opposition political coalition, the MUD, and were very upset by the policies of exclusion imposed by the leadership. 3- It's false that I ordered an attack against Lorent Saleh, who was leader of a paramilitary organization known as JAVU, trained by OTPOR. Not even Mr. Lorent was able to accuse me before the prosecutor's office because of lack of proof, as well as his own history of violent actions. He also has close ties with right-wing forces, amongst them, the owner of El Nacional newspaper, Miguel Henrique Otero. Sigue: http://venezuelanalysis.com/analysis/6432 code pour embarquer la vidéo : >>> http://www.youtube.com/embed/7PJbeBSwVgs <<< |