Ricardo Hausmann Resigns from Guaido
Ricardo Hausmann resigned as the [Guaido’s presidency ambassador from Venezuela] to the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), for which he had been “appointed” by deputy Juan Guaidó, for “incompatibilities” with his “obligations” at Harvard University.
Hausmann , who was “appointed” by Guaidó last March, explains to Guiadó in his letter that he chooses Harvard instead of the position he offered in his “interim government” and proposed he choose Alejandro Plaz Castillo, whom the parliamentarian himself included in his “center of government” as Presidential Commissioner for Economic Development, which in a real government would be the Minister of Finance.
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In didactic language, Ricardo Hausmann explains to Guaidó how he should proceed before the international financial organizations: “[they] are not designations that are distributed among different officials.”
Hausmann does not mentioned that this incompatibility was denounced by the GrayZone’s Anya Parampil who in a investigative piece made public an exchange of messages between this “economic hitman” and the journalist, that ended up with a “go to hell” by Hausmann.
En esta carta al Presidente Juan Guaidó explico las razones por las que le recomendé nombrar a Alejandro Plaz Gobernador ante el BID y le reitero que me pongo a su servicio. pic.twitter.com/j7pvIa8xZY
— Ricardo Hausmann (@ricardo_hausman) September 27, 2019
Hausmann’s resignation joins that of Tamara Sujú, who also left the ship on the “Guaidó route “, after being named by him as his “ambassador” to the Czech Republic.
Source URL: Supuesto Negado with OT content
Translated and edited by JRE/EF
