Jaime Bayly gave his version of the Maduro woman's escape – 03/05/2019

The Peruvian journalist Jaime Bayly revealed this Thursday that the wife of Nicolás Maduro, Cilia flowers, left Venezuela for the Dominican Republic. According to his statements, he made it on board a plane made available by Vladimir Putin and that the Venezuelan dictator would have followed it if the Libertad operation had not failed Tuesday, guided by Juan Guaidó to restore democracy in the Caribbean country.

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Bayly feels Venezuelan at the base. That is why the controversial writer and commentator who resides in Miami took the cause of Venezuela as his own cause and said aloud and openly: "I am a conspirator in favor of the freedom."

"Maduro took his wife on Tuesday, April 30 in Caracas," he said on his show on Mega TV. "Cilia Flores went to Punta Cana in the Bombardier Global Express that Putin sent him," he said.

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The manor at Cap Cana

Bayly also explained that the dictator and his wife had chosen the Dominican Republic as a destination because they had acquired, with the complicity of the local government, a mansion in an exclusive area called Cape Cana. fall, "he said.

The journalist also revealed that the Russian president had participated in negotiations between the United States and the Chavez military authorities in order to get Maduro out of power. In the course of these talks, Putin has pledged to recognize Mr. Guaidó as president, provided that he pays Russia all that Venezuela owes him. "The Americans were ready to exceed Guaidó those 20 billion dollars to pay immediately," he said. The Russian president did not want Maduro in his country either. "Putin had sent him a plane, but he said:" Do not come to Russia, we do not like you here ".