Through his Twitter account, the vice president of the dictatorship of Equatorial Guinea, Teodoro Nguema Obiang, announced the alleged discovery of a fraud of more than 171.000 billion CFA francs.
As detailed, the maneuver would have been carried out through the customs declarations of wholesale companies of food products in Equatorial Guinea: “These firms declared only 4 percent of their merchandise, which has created problems in their economic transactions with BEAC. ", and now they intend to raise prices for the population and create a food crisis that I will not allow," said the vice president in an attempt to show himself as a champion of Equatoguinean Justice.
The posture of Teodorin caught the attention of the prime minister of the Annobón Republic, Orlando Cartagena Lagar, a country that maintains a permanent claim regarding the militarization of the island that, despite having declared independence, is daily exposed by the dictatorship to a humanitarian crisis that the world is talking about: “Teodoro Nguema Obiang"You, son of the tyrant, have not discovered any fraud, you are a national fraud with no legitimacy to speak about the economy due to the waste you make of money from timber, oil and fishing... which belongs to all the towns and territories of Equatorial Guinea." , stated the Annobonese official.
"For years the natural resources of the island of Annobón, such as fishing and minerals, have been illegally looted by the tyranny of Equatorial Guinea," he added.
JUSTICE, BEHIND TEODORÍN
The president's son Teodoro Obiang Nguema It is part of an investigation opened by the Spanish Justice that weighs on members of the security leadership of Equatorial Guinea as alleged perpetrators of a crime of kidnapping for terrorist purposes and torture of two Spanish citizens.
Legal sources confirmed that the investigation also affects the Secretary of State of the Presidency and head of the secret service abroad and also the son of the president. Obiang, Carmelo Ovono Obiang; to the minister of state, Nicolas Obama; and the general director of Presidential Security, Isaac Nguema.
Police reports indicate that the three were on board the presidential plane that took him from South Sudan to Malabo in 2019. Feliciano Efa and July Obama, two Spanish citizens and opponents of the regime Obiang captured in that country. These three senior officials would have been present and participated in the torture to which the two Spanish citizens and two other Equatoguinean citizens were subjected in the prison where they remain held, after being convicted of an alleged coup d'état in a trial without any guarantee. .
Finally, it is worth noting that, since its independence from Spain in 1968, Equatorial Guinea has been considered by human rights organizations to be one of the most corrupt and repressive countries in the world, due to accusations of arrests and torture of dissidents and complaints of repeated electoral frauds.
