DIOSDADO OPERA BAJO EL CONTROL DE WASHINGTON | Por la Mañana con Carlos Acosta e Iván Simonovis

Exclusive criminal intelligence report on our app! How did the top officials of the ruling party go from being persecuted to acting as Pentagon collaborators to ensure their own survival? Renowned criminal investigator Iván Simonovis analytically breaks down the White House strategy to dismantle the mega-gangs in Venezuela, revealing Diosdado Cabello's true role in the execution of the "Warrior Child." Don't just scratch the surface: download the TVV Network app right now and watch the full interview there. 👉 https://onelink.to/4h4t9t Criminal investigator Iván Simonovis argues analytically that the dynamics of persecution against the Chavista leadership have taken a pragmatic turn, with the Trump Administration applying traditional tactics of plea bargaining to dismantle organized crime in Venezuela. Simonovis explains that, as in the police procedures of the former PTJ (Technical Judicial Police), Washington uses the suffocating legal pressure to force the cooperation of high-ranking officials, who provide strategic information about allies and mega-gangs in exchange for reduced sentences. In his view, the praise and transactional tone employed by the US president reflect a calculated business pragmatism, knowing that the government will cooperate docilely as long as it feels targeted by the military power of the North. The expert reveals the background of the recent high-impact operations in the Caribbean, confirming that Diosdado Cabello has gone from being an elusive fugitive to becoming a monitored operative within an environment fully controlled by US intelligence agencies. Simonovis analytically demonstrates that Cabello's active participation in the surrender and location of the leader of the Tren de Aragua gang shows his complete subordination and compliance with Washington's directives, desperately seeking to avoid the same fate as the criminal leader. According to the analyst, this docility drastically reduces threats from the surrounding environment and demonstrates that the White House possesses the capacity and mechanisms to dispense with or neutralize these elements the moment they cease to be useful for the democratic transition led by María Corina Machado. Likewise, the criminology expert connects the neutralization of irregular groups—such as the ELN, FARC dissidents, collectives, and prison remnants—with a rigorous master plan for governance and legal security designed in the United States. Simonovis analytically reveals that Washington possesses a strict document aimed at restructuring the Venezuelan justice system, the public prosecutor's office, and the prison system, laying the necessary institutional groundwork to protect the operations of multinational energy companies before formalizing the regime change. The consultant projects that, once the fracture of central power is consolidated, the vast majority of the government's armed forces will lay down their weapons out of sheer self-preservation, leaving isolated those radical pockets that choose to face the severity of the republican courts. Finally, Simonovis assesses the continental geopolitical impact that an opposition electoral victory in Colombia with Abelardo de la Espriella would have, which would facilitate the reestablishment of joint operations bases against transnational crime on the border. The criminal investigator concludes by stating that the White House's global strategy seeks to force rival powers like China and Russia to retreat to their respective spheres of influence, forcefully reaffirming hemispheric sovereignty under the premise that the American continent belongs exclusively to Washington. He anticipates, with a resounding degree of certainty, that this new bilateral deployment will accelerate the execution of more tactical interventions in the short term. In the Morning in America with Carlos Acosta | Monday to Friday 7:00am ET