In a new delirious episode, the ruler Nicolás Maduro accused businessman Elon Musk and Argentine President Javier Milei of being satanists, who publicly expressed suspicions of fraud in the Venezuelan elections and their animosities towards the chavista leader.
During the celebration of the anniversary of the Bolivarian National Guard (GNB), Maduro stated that Musk displays devilish symbols on his social media and denounced the existence of satanic sects linked to American power.
"Look at his profile, the devilish symbols he has on his chest. They are satanic sects of U.S. power, which have articulated sects like that of Milei; or in Venezuela, satanic sects like this fascism, which has attacked the country," declared Maduro, pointing to an alleged "spiritual struggle" against those who oppose his regime.
For the ruler, who has been in power for over 10 years destroying the institutions of the Venezuelan state and preventing the change that civil society has democratically attempted, his regime is in "a struggle of a spiritual nature between good and evil; between hatred, lies, deception, and fascism."
“They told me exactly what to do with the Devil, with the demonic symbols that Elon Musk handles... Because you all know about the occultism that was behind Hitler,” said a disturbed Maduro before the high command of the GNB.
Accustomed to speaking with little birds that bring messages from Hugo Chávez, to multiplying penises and a colorful collection of other nonsense and dyslexias, Maduro added on Monday a new occurrence from his outdated intelligence service (SEBIN) and communication, heavily influenced by the Cuban regime, another dictatorship expert in releasing outrageous statements without shame.
"I felt his spirit, I felt him there as if giving us a blessing, telling us today the battle begins," Maduro stated upon coming to power in 2013, following an episode that he interpreted as a divine sign from Chávez.
Maduro, who calls himself "Christian," has a sorcerer in Miami who regularly travels to Caracas to read his fortune. According to Venezuelan journalist David Placer, the sorcerer's name is Cirilo Enrique Rodulfo, he was part of the Armed Forces, and in 2019 he charged exorbitant fees for his services.
For his part, the former chavista general Hugo Carvajal denounced in June 2019 that Maduro spent the substantial sum of 500 thousand dollars on religious sacrifices in Cuba. According to Carvajal, Maduro's Santería godfather would be Carlos Osorio, who was the Minister of Transport in his government and is currently the president of the Venezuelan Mining Corporation (CVM).
In response to Maduro's unfounded accusations, claiming that Milei is part of a satanic cult, he used his profile on X to reply.
"The communists attack us, full of insolence and impiety, to exterminate us, our women, and our children, and to seize our spoils," wrote the Argentine president, reaffirming his critical stance towards Maduro.
The tensions between Maduro and Elon Musk are not new, as they have been engaged in a series of critical exchanges from a distance, especially in the context of the political crisis in Venezuela.
While Maduro accuses Musk of orchestrating attacks against his government, the American billionaire has called him a drug addict, reminded him of his arrest warrant from the DEA, and has been an outspoken critic of his policies and governance style.
The relationship between Milei and Maduro has also been conflictive, especially after the elections in which Venezuela's National Electoral Council (CNE) declared the chavista candidate the winner in his second reelection. Milei was one of the first world leaders to denounce electoral fraud, which led Maduro to label him a "coward bug."
Last week, the verbal confrontations between Maduro and Musk intensified. Musk accepted Maduro's challenge to a fight, proposing that if he won, Maduro should resign as dictator of Venezuela; and if Maduro won, Musk would invite him on a free trip to Mars. This challenge, though taken in a mocking tone, underscored the growing animosity between the two.
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