Former Chavez General Hugo Carvajal will provide Juan Guaidó with confidential information and strategies to take control of the armed forces.

Hugo CarvajalThe former Venezuelan intelligence and counter-intelligence officer on Wednesday gave details of the military structure that supports Nicolás Maduro's regime and warned that he would send confidential information and strategies to the president. interim Juan Guaidó to take control of the Bolivarian National Armed Forces).

In a series of published messages in your Twitter accountthe "chicken", as the retired General Chavist calls him, acknowledged that about 90% of the FANB "wants to fulfill its constitutional obligations"But few people manage to escape from this prison," he said, citing the military leadership's control over defections.

As well, blamed the Bolivarian National Guard (GNB) for the country's flagrant drug trafficking: "The GNB is the component with anti-drug functions, border control, port and national transit."

"In addition to violating human rights in repressions, she is the true maid of drug trafficking in Venezuela"he remarked.

Instead, he disbadociated these responsibilities from the army, navy and aviation, claiming that "they were not involved in these crimes in a pervasive manner. ".

According to Carvajal, with "healthy" armed forces, it is possible to "clean up" Venezuelan territory from the presence of dissidents from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), the National Liberation Army (ELN) , drug trafficking and "other irregular groups".

Another major safety concern is the presence of Chavez groups, who collaborated last weekend with the GNB in ​​cracking down on the civilian population to prevent the entry of humanitarian aid.

The former Venezuelan military intelligence officer said that to control these criminal structures, "US military badistance is not necessary". "This aspect is much easier than they imagine, the FAN is controlled, the collectives do not paint anything".

In this context, Carvajal felt that the main objective of Guaidó should be to take control of the NBFA. But, he warned, "For this, it would be necessary to dismantle the Cuban intelligence apparatus and the control mechanisms that maintain the government structure."

"I will send to the President of the Republic, Juan Guaidó, reflections on the strategy to achieve this, as well as more confidential information," he concluded.

At the moment, Guaidó's return to Venezuela raises a lot of uncertainty. Nicolás Maduro threatened the interim president to ensure that his return to justice was "done justice"the Chavista court prevented him from leaving the country.