Flor M. Medina C. / Venezuela RED Informativa.us
Pablo Medina has always denounced and fought against the regime.
He has been a retaining wall against the evil intentions of the false opposition that have destroyed Venezuela.
Being a good citizen and politician is the hallmark of Pablo Medina, a man of absolute honesty.
His political career deserves respect and should be taken into account when launching fierce criticisms against him, much less absurdly including him on a list to harm him. It’s not easy to spread slander against my brother, whose honesty was instilled in him from childhood in our parents’ home, as he himself stated in a past interview: «My father used to punish me severely because I was very mischievous; I wouldn’t let anything slide. But regardless, I revere him because he gave me the upbringing I have.» Pablo wasn’t traumatized; rather, that lesson helped him walk the right path.
A true public servant
His resume highlights his activities as a true public servant and social activist in various settings.
He began as a laborer, union leader, head of political parties, congressman, and Vice-President of the Chamber of Deputies of the former Congress of the Republic. His honesty has been proven; for example, Miquilena, one of Chávez’s key figures in his early regime, gave strict orders to review his actions as a person and political leader, and they found no evidence of corruption. I recall that on a CNN TV program, when he was in Miami during his primary campaign as the presidential candidate for the workers, journalist Ismael Cala, in interviewing him, greeted him with these words: “We have thoroughly reviewed your political record and found nothing improper. In other words, you are very honest”.
And now it turns out that those petty figures of the false opposition—the vipers of this era—have tried to tarnish his name by including him on a supposed list allegedly sent by the former military officer Hugo “Pollo” Carvajal, attempting to discredit Pablo Medina Carrasco, one of his greatest gifts: his honesty. He has dedicated himself solely to fighting deeply for his country.
As the acclaimed writer Edilio Peña comments in the book “CaraECrimen” about Pablo, “There are men who make the epic of their nation the epic of their lives; they are those who do not pursue glory or transcendence, but rather justice, dignity, and the benefits that bring happiness to the lives of their fellow human beings”.
Reitero que Pablo Medina, mi hermano de sangre y afectos “Ni se compra ni se vende”, tal como lo expresó en su columna “Criterios” en el portal digital www.venezuelaredinformativa.us, last February 12, 2026, Youth Day.
Therefore I emphasize and report in this article of mine, “To another dog with that list” that the colossal fraud against the Supreme Electoral Council and the Supreme Court of Justice was publicly denounced by my brother, something that this sham opposition never did. I also published a letter in which he referred to the “Capitulation of Rosales,” who had won the elections. Pablo had the exact data that this candidate had won the election. This information was given to him by CANTV workers, and when he began to say it at Rosales’s campaign headquarters, the media outlets broadcasting the event muted on him. Similarly, he revealed Capriles’s victory and his subsequent conduct. However, he didn’t give up. He traveled throughout Venezuela, from town to town, to demonstrate to people that there had indeed been a massive fraud. With his laptop in tow, he showed them the entire situation so that it would be clear, and incidentally, he pointed to Smartmatic as the one that possessed the true count of the fraud, which presented different results.
He did not sign the current Constituent Assembly
Pablo, in his role as a congressman, created and promoted true grassroots parliamentarianism, a spokesperson for the idea of the Refunding of the Republic. When he was vice president of the former Chamber of Congress, on July 5, 1996, he was designated as the keynote speaker to address the nation. From there, he promoted an investigation into external debt. Four videos of his meaningful, clear, forceful, and applauded speech are available on YouTube. He also proposed, organized, and held the World Forum on External Debt and the End of the Millennium with the support of Pope John Paul II.
Leader Medina has never stopped fighting. Wherever he is, his country is his priority. As a congressman, he fought fiercely in Congress to achieve changes in his beloved Venezuela. He was also a member of the Constituent Assembly, but he didn’t sign the current Constitution because he believed it contained a clause that would allow Chávez to be re-elected, and because of other articles with which he disagreed. He opposed Hugo Chávez’s candidacy because he knew it would destroy the country, as it has, and he demonstrated this at the Party Assembly, which was even splitting at the time. In that meeting, he was defeated by the majority, not only by the leaders but also by the rank and file who were wildly enthusiastic about Chávez. Although no decision was made that day, they got their way, and on another occasion, they nominated Chávez as their candidate. Pablo remained in the PPT, giving his colleagues time to withdraw and not accept positions. Upon realizing what they were after obtaining government positions, he resigned from that political party. To his disappointment, only two honest people accompanied him.
Ambush to the dreams
At every march she attended, she raised her voice in defense of the metropolitan police officers, with Henry Vivas at their head. She knew they hadn’t fired on the protesters on April 11, 2002.
She attended the court sessions in Maracay where the case of the uniformed officers was heard. I remember her reaction very well; she slammed her hand against the wall when these officers were sentenced. And she suggested to a friend and me that we make a video about the macabre events of the dictator Hugo Chávez on April 11, 2001, which we produced under the title «Ambush of Dreams».
In an interview published in the weekly newspaper La Razón, conducted by Carlos Díaz on April 25, 2010, there is a subheading: “The militias are an insult to the FAN (National Armed Forces).” In it, Pablo states that the militias “are an outrage, an insult to the FAN. But not only the militias, but also the Cuban presence in key FAN positions, as denounced by General Antonio Rivero.” He is also asked how it is explained that in the case of the so-called “Bolivarian bankers,” the government officials who facilitated the business dealings of this privileged group of bankers have not been brought to justice. His response was, “They are not in prison, and they continue doing business with the regime.” There have even been international deals. And he proposed as an example, “I would like the Brazilian Parliament to investigate why Odebrecht has major construction contracts in Venezuela without bidding.” Just like Repsol,
which is also awarded contracts without bidding, what is Zapatero’s connection to Repsol?
What’s behind all this? End of quote.
Third PDVSA
There is no issue or case that harms the country that Pablo Medina has not denounced.
In an interview with Romualdo Rodríguez published in the newspaper El Nuevo País on Sunday, March 18, 2007, he revealed that on Friday the 16th he filed a contentious appeal with the Supreme Court of Justice against the December 3rd elections, arguing that the results were fraudulent and that Hugo Chávez had therefore assumed the presidency illegitimately and illegally. He also asserted in the document that Chávez’s new presidency was the product of fraud and called on all Venezuelans to unite to «fight the usurper.» He denounced that a technological platform was set up for those elections that was not sufficiently supervised, composed not only of voting machines, but also of fingerprint scanners and three thousand bidirectional antennas, connected to a satellite and transmitting to 4 tallying rooms: one at the
CNE, another at Cufan, a third at PDVSA and a fourth at the INCE of San Martín.
Ongoing electronic fraud
He also reported that he filed an appeal with the National Electoral Council (CNE) on March 22nd, which has not yet received a response… “If everyone is so sure,” Pablo continued, “why don’t they answer my questions?” He further proposed the formation of a national coalition for threatened Venezuela, which should include Chavistas and non-Chavistas, the Church, students, transport workers, business owners, “In short, all Venezuelans who reject this regime, because we all feel threatened”.
