I'm John Datsch with Professor Rabinelis, this is the New World Report and this is a bizarre story from Chile.

The February kidnap and murder of Venezuelan opposition figure in Chile was ordered from Venezuela and likely political, according to Chile's prosecutor office, and the government of Chile will seek to

extradite two suspects who fled to Venezuela. The details are horrific. I mention

a former Venezuelan lieutenant Ronald Ojita, who was accused of a treason by the

Maduro regime, was kidnapped, abducted from his apartment in Santiago, by men dressed as chilian police. Security cameras recorded all this.

Later on, the body was recovered in a suitcase in cement.

The allegation, however, covered in a suitcase in cement.

The allegation, however, is most striking because Gabra Borebs, the new president of Chile,

was presumed and has been presumed, on the left of center with other

leaders such as Lula de Silva and not inconsistent with Mr. Madura. Now Chile's

prosecutor's office and minister of the interior are pointing fingers at

Coracas.

Professor, this is early days, but what, how does this immediately strike you?

Is it out of step is borich

Pulling away from his hereto for presumed allies we have a few minutes

Which on to his credit Gabriel Gabriel Borich, by contrast to others, you know, certainly

Gustavo Pethro in Colombia and to a certain degree, Lou with the Silva in Brazil, has proven

himself willing to call out the bad behaviors of certain

other actors even if it goes against the ideological alignment and certainly

Venezuela in this case and so it was refreshing to see that Chile did a formal investigation

on what is really a gross violation of its national sovereignty as well as laws.

When what appears to have happened is an orchestrated attack by

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