"Pau Pau", the Venezuelan police who claimed to be fleeing to Colombia to spy on and bring information to Nicolás Maduro

Migration Colombia announced the expulsion of the country from a 28-year-old Venezuelan police officer, identified by the pseudonym "Pau Pau", who came in to seek refuge because he had fled Nicolás Maduro's regime, but he really wanted to infiltrate and send him information.

The woman arrived in Colombia, claiming to have fled the conditions under which the Venezuelan police force was due to the dictatorship of Maduro. But Migración Colombia and the national army found inconsistencies in their statements.

By comparing the testimony of "Pau Pau" with other sources, the authorities were able to verify that His real interest was to obtain information on how Colombia conducted its proceedings with Venezuelan deserters.

"We have a screening filter to check that these people are acting for the good of our country and not for intelligence or for carrying out activities that could compromise our security," said Christian Krüger, director of Migration Colombia. . .

The authorities determined that the woman represented a risk to national security, for which she had been expelled from Colombian territory. You are prohibited from entering the country for a period of 10 years from the date and, after that date, you must apply for a visa if you wish to return.

This is not the only case recorded by Migración Colombia. A week ago, six Maduro regime intelligence agents were arrested and deported They wanted to sabotage the solidarity concert organized in Cúcuta.

For their part, until Thursday, February 28 at noon, they had reported the arrival of 567 members Venezuelan armed forces who deserted and sought refuge in Colombia.