Remember Maritza Ron, gunned down in Altamira Square in Cararcas while protesting chavez’s (Jimmy Carter) election victory? No surprise, it turns out the assassin may have been a Cuban agent providing security for the Venezuelan dictator “castro” style.
The man in the red beret has been identified as Alberto Rojas, First Lieutenant of the Unit of Special Operations of the MININT
Alias: El Moreno
Name in Venezuela: Marcos Martines Blanco
MININ Membership Card
# 6-761019031-05 of the Cuban Department of the Interior.
Here's the link at Venezuelanuestra. Be warned, the photos are grizzly.
Hat tip to Eloy Gonzalez.
Painful and enraging as these images are, it is good you are posting them. This way we get to know the face of the murderers, in anticipation of the day they will be brought to justice - and hopefully these assassins will find themselves hanging together, in true "revolutionary solidarity." They can no longer remain hidden, thanks to those, including yourself, who fearlessly expose them for the whole world to see.
Posted by: Alberto Quiroga | 28 November 2005 at 04:00 AM
Gracias Alberto- Every time I see yet another article from the MSM promoting this butcher I am sickened. Oh yeah, Venezuelans are so lucky to have him. This is the true face of evil.
Posted by: Kathleen | 28 November 2005 at 04:58 AM
"The man in the red beret has been identified as Alberto Rojas"
Who has identified him?
Posted by: j.scott barnard | 28 November 2005 at 09:31 AM
Todo se paga en la vida, Kathleen. These butchers will one day reap what they sow.
Posted by: Val Prieto | 28 November 2005 at 09:58 AM
ALberto Rojas is my Great Uncle. I dont know much about him, except that as soon as my Grandma saw this picture she said "Hay dios!! Ese tipo es tu Tio, Tan loco que handaba, hay no hay que olvidar"
Translates into "Oh my God!! That guy is your UNcle, he was pretty crazy, oh no we should forget about him."
My mothers maiden name is Rojas and immigrated to U.S. during the Cuban Refugee crisis back in the 70's. The family that stayed behind was mostly equal to enlisted and a few officers in castro's militia. THere is a statue of Alberto Rojas IN a small town in CUba. If anyone has a picture of this statue please dont hesitate to send it to me. I would be very grateful.
Posted by: Rene Aziz Romo (Rojas) | 08 May 2006 at 01:55 PM