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Alex Saab interviewed by Alek Boyd

This was done many years ago, 11 November 2013 to be precise, on the back of this site's first ever post on Alex Saab. Back then nobody in Venezuela's media landscape knew of Alex Saab and his drug trafficking partner German Rubio (aka Alvaro Pulido Vargas), not even serial plagiarists from Armando.info with their cancel culture. Just have a listen. Apologies to the language impaired.

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