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“Diplomatic Coup”: Guaido Fires his “Ambassador” in Colombia – Social Media Outrage

orinocotribune November 29, 2019 4 min read

Humberto Calderón Berti, who was fired as “ambassador” to Colombia by his boss, the self-proclaimed Juan Guaidó, advised the Venezuelan deputy on Friday, November 29 and told him to “be aware of his inner circle because I knew there are some people that are not a good influence and I also asked him to avoid being subjected to tutelage”.

This new Guaido scandal is being called  a “diplomatic coup” against the self-proclaimed by Venezuelan media, allegedly because Calderon was plotting against deputy Guaido from the key post of Bogota where they receive constant “advice” from the US Embassy in Colombia.

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After the announcement of his dismissal, Humberto Calderon Berti called for a press conference to provide details about the situation. Venezuelan news portal “Lechuginos” reported that Calderon Berti was being “advised” by US diplomats in Bogota to cancel the press conference.

Remover- despedir por carta a un venezolano de la talla de Humberto Calderón Berti es un error muy grande.Alegar modificación a la política exterior (?) del gobierno colegiado no es creíble para nada. Venezuela es la q pierde. pic.twitter.com/gxjMZth4hE

— Diego E. Arria (@Diego_Arria) November 27, 2019

Humberto Calderon Berti was replaced by Freddy Superlano, a “Voluntad Popular” deputy who received massive media coverage last February during the alleged “humanitarian aid operation” in Cucuta, not as a result of this political operation but because he was hospitalized after being intoxicated, according to Colombian media and authorities, by prostitutes.

Calderón was fired from his “diplomatic” post on Tuesday, November 26, as Guaidó himself announced in a letter. “We have decided to appoint a new Ambassador to the Republic of Colombia, a position that you have held with dignity to date,” reads an extract from the letter.

Subsequently, in the political environment on the right, various reactions to Guaido’s decision arose, which – for the most part – rejected it, from Maria Corina Machado, Diego Arria and a long list of Venezuelan extreme right politicians.  Calderón had advised Guaido to scrutinize his inner circle and to assume his duties without mentors.

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Calderón Berti aconseja a Guaidó revisar su entorno y asumir sus funciones “sin tutelaje” https://t.co/0oReYetfj2 pic.twitter.com/IGePKkZfnU

— NTN24 (@NTN24) November 29, 2019

Today, November the 29th, Calderon Berti said in the press conference that his dismissal was due to him investigating a case of embezzlement in the ranks of the opposition sector and that it was also discovered by authorities in Colombia.

https://t.co/QIztwCyND7

— Humberto Calderón B. (@calderonberti) November 29, 2019

“Improper things were happening in that there was a mishandling of those things and I had to pay attention to those things, until the moment the Colombian authorities showed me the alert and showed me documents where they talked about prostitutes, liquor, improper things And what should I do as ambassador? They  [said they would] provide me with more information and they provided it to me,” explained Humberto Calderón Berti.

Gracias amiga. En las próximas horas voy a hablarle al país. https://t.co/6RX7nBJ2C7

— Humberto Calderón B. (@calderonberti) November 28, 2019

The now former “diplomat” after answering the questions of journalists, sent a message to Guaidó: “I told the president a few months ago to pay attention to his inner circle, I sent him a message with a close friend of his.”

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He also suggested that he fully exercise his duties, his responsibility. He added that he will continue in the fight, as he has spent his whole life in the political trenches.

Twitter trail

After this Friday’s press conference, Juan Guaidó’s “former ambassador” in Colombia, Humberto Calderón Berti, replied live to a tweet from the Venezuelan journalist based in Miami, Carla Angola, who accused him of having links with senior government officials from Nicolás Maduro’s government.

Querida Carla.: no conozco al General Padrino ni al Doctor Moreno. Jamás he hablado con ellos. Tampoco participe en la hazaña militar del Puente de Altamira. Pregúntale a los protagonistas de ese evento. https://t.co/P4JddyMZpw

— Humberto Calderón B. (@calderonberti) November 29, 2019

“Dear Carla: I don’t know General Padrino (Minister of Defense) or Doctor Moreno (Supreme Court President). I have never talked to them. Nor participated in the military feat of the Altamira Bridge. Ask the protagonists of that event“, Calderón Berti said in a reply to Angola’s first post.

The Venezuelan journalist is the executive arm of the Miami-based media in favor of Juan Guaidó. After he discharged Calderón Berti as his “ambassador” in Colombia; Angola began her -not very successful- media work to minimize the increasing criticism towards Guaido, as well as to slow down the fall of the already low popularity of  deputy Guaido.

Source URL: La IguanaTV with OT content

Translated and edited by JRE/EF

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