In an essay
commemorating the 62nd anniversary of Chavez’s birth, Argentinian author Atilio
Borón says he is convinced the late president was assassinated. Borón claims
that because of his achievements Chávez became “public enemy number 1 for the
Empire.”
“That’s why they
killed him, as is slowly being confirmed by the complex puzzle of evidence supporting
this hypothesis. It won’t be long before we have concrete and definite evidence
of this magnicidio. We know where the
intellectual perpetrators live, we know the motives behind their vile decision,
and we also know that Chavez’s death is inscribed in the long list of popular
leaders assassinated in the five continents by the ‘serial murders’ in
Washington.”
Borón has often subscribed
to the thesis that Chávez was “inoculated” with cancer by his enemies. His own contribution
to the theory is the idea that the CIA has been developing technology to
inoculate cancer cells or to generate heart attacks in its enemies since the 70s
which could be transmitted using a microphone. In an interview in August 2015,
Borón said that “with the technological advances that there have been, I have
no doubt that this people [the CIA] could have developed a vector to generate
cancerogenic processes trough malign cells. (…) A trustworthy scientific source
confessed to me that there are methods for activating radioactive processes of
malign cells contained in a microphone, that could have been placed in front of
the Head of State and that could have been activated by some sort of remote
control to introduce the lethal microscopic particles.”
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