“Now it makes me go through the page (web), because you owe me.” With these words Diosdado Hair threatened Miguel Henrique Otero, editor-in-chief of The National, in the broadcast of his show With the mallet giving.
“With the value of The National you did not pay me, I think now I will go for the page, I think”, he stressed. ” You’re provoking me to go one step further, ” he warned.
El Nacional and Cabello: transparent process?
Cabello indicated that Judge Lisbeth del Carmen Amoroso Hidrobo, sister of the comptroller general of the Republic, Elvis Amoroso, was being attacked on January 27, without having complied with the appropriate procedure and with her back to The National and its judicial representative, directly awarded the ownership of the headquarters and the land on which it is built to Cabello.
“Does being Elvis’s Loving sister prevent her from working?questioned Cabello.
He noted that the process was carried out step by step.
He said that Otero “put all the managers in a ravine because of their hatred””
He warned that he paid the expert, the auction posters, which came out on November 1, November 25 and December 10. ” The auction was made and the good was awarded, ” he said.
Hair to Otero: “You still owe me, rascal”
” The bottom line is that you still owe me, you rascal, that you like to use the media to discredit people, but you don’t like to take on your responsibilities, ” Cabello said.
He stated that he promised that the headquarters would become the University of Communications. “Today, with the document in hand, it is being installed there,” he said.
He recalled that when the military raided the headquarters they found it destroyed. ” You have every right to kick and I have every right to defend myself, ” he said.
He also assured that he will go for The Sideburn, “which is also tangled.”
“I don’t drink whiskey, but I’m able to drink one with non-fractured ice,” he concluded.
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