Alberto Federico Ravell, the director of the oppositional television
station Globovisión, was questioned by the Attorney General’s office on
Wednesday, following accusations that a trip he and three other
opposition leaders took to Puerto Rico early last month was part of a
conspiracy with U.S. officials against the Chávez government.
If the allegations are proven that opposition leaders met with U.S. government officials, then the opposition
will once again find itself on the defensive, trying to disprove that
their funding and strategy are not "Made in U.S.A."
Venezuelan Leaders of Venezuela’s opposition political parties and the
director of the leading oppositional private television news station
likely met with government officials and political advisors from the
United States in Puerto Rico last week, according to emails revealed by
a producer of a pro-government Caracas television station.
