The viral act of Nicolás Maduro failed: "We had to bring a group of 500 Cuban soldiers … Sorry, this triggered"

Although the Chavez regime continues to deny it, it is no longer a secret that thousands of Cuban agents have infiltrated the Venezuelan dictatorship. This Thursday, at a graduation ceremony of "community doctors" in Caracas, Nicolás Maduro played in a particular moment.

"We recently had to bring a group of 500 Cuban soldiers"said dictator Chavista. Something known, but the regime denies it. However, he quickly corrected the missing act: "Sorry, it woke me up, 500 health soldiers"he said, then laughed.

"White coats, they come with their uniforms, white coats, we recently had to bring 500 Cuban medical specialists to hospitals", he added.

Maduro urged those present to "do more with less and develop youth recruitment across the country to study global community medicine".

The moment has quickly become viral in social networks, where dozens of users They expressed their repudiation for the Cuban interference that exists within the Venezuelan regime.

The Cuban influence is such that many consider that the dictatorship survived thanks to the information and military advice of the Castro regime.

Even, the government of Donald Trump revealed on April 30 last, after the launch by Juan Guaidó of the final phase of the Libertad operation, which "Maduro had a plane ready to go to Cuba". But "the Russians told him that he should stay," said US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo at the time.

In recent weeks, Trump himself has warned that if Cuban troops do not withdraw from Venezuela, they would order a total embargo on the island.

"If Cuban troops and militias do not stop immediately the military operations and the purpose of causing the death and destruction of the Venezuelan Constitution, a full and complete embargo and sanctions at the highest level will be imposed on the country. island of Cuba I hope that all Cuban soldiers will return to their island quickly and peacefully! "said the US president the same day that Guaidó had led a military uprising against the chavist dictator.