Venezuelan President Accuses Elon Musk in New Conspiracy Claims

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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has claimed that Elon Musk, head of Tesla and SpaceX, is behind the actions undermining the Venezuelan government.

Maduro said that Musk, his wealth, and technologies, mainly satellites, are working against the country.

Venezuelan President’s Claims Against Musk

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has claimed that Elon Musk is behind actions aimed at overthrowing the government of Venezuela. During a speech on television, Maduro stated that Musk and his wealth, especially his satellites, were working against the country.

| Maduro llama a Elon Musk su "archienemigo" y dice que Elon quiere venir a Venezuela con un ejército y sus cohetes espaciales e invadirla.
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Maduro spoke to the Venezuelan people and said,

‘We knew you were behind everything, Elon Musk, with your money and satellites. It is the representation of fascist ideology in the world.’

This time, Maduro directly implicated Musk in what he considers as the attempts to overthrow his government.

In his tweets on the X platform, Elon Musk discussed the politics of Venezuela and said, “El burro sabe más que Maduro,” which translates to “The donkey knows more than Maduro,” and also called Maduro a clown.

Elon Musk Responds to Allegations

Earlier, Musk described Maduro as a dictator and slammed his government’s economic management. In one of his posts, Musk wrote, “The people of Venezuela have had enough of this clown,” after the people protested and tore down a statue of Hugo Chávez in Venezuela.

Concurrently, Musk has also made controversial remarks regarding U.S. immigration policies by claiming that the current administration of Biden has been smuggling immigrants into several cities in the US to influence the vote.

The people of Venezuela have had enough of this clown https://t.co/uolxvGFdwU

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 29, 2024

Musk has also accused Maduro of election fraud, which only worsened the relations between the two parties. However, the Venezuelan president did not give concrete proofs to substantiate his claims against Musk regardless of the accusations. Therefore, critics have questioned, arguing that Maduro’s allegations could be a ploy to shift focus away from domestic matters.

Amid this, an unofficial review of Linda Yaccarino’s tenure as CEO of Musk’s social media platform, X, has surfaced. Subsequently, as noted by Coingape, the platform was also commended for being transparent, allowing free speech, and giving the audience the opportunity to know their reaction. Still, it was observed that although not all reactions are positive, the unfiltered feedback is the spirit of free speech that Musk supports.

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