Los Brujos de Chávez, written by Venezuelan-Spanish journalist David Placer, is a groundbreaking investigative work that reveals the deep-seated relationship between former Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez and the world of the occult. Published in late 2015, the book peels back the layer of political revolutionary to expose a leader who relied heavily on santería, spiritism, and witchcraft to secure and maintain his grip on power. Exclusive Revelations and Investigative Depth
The Miraflores Spirits: The palace reportedly transformed into a center for spiritualism, complete with a dedicated room for rituals. Witnesses described "Palo" rites involving human remains and animal sacrifices. el libro los brujos de chavez exclusive
One of the most cited passages describes a crucifix kept in Chávez’s private bedroom—a dark wooden carving of Christ with emerald eyes. Los Brujos de Chávez claims this was a "resalvation" artifact, meaning it was a Catholic icon consecrated backward using black prayers. During the 2002 coup, when Chávez was held in captivity, his spiritual advisor—a warlock known as "El Brujo Mayor"—performed a "time reversion" spell using this crucifix, allegedly causing the counter-coup that returned Chávez to power in 48 hours. Los Brujos de Chávez , written by Venezuelan-Spanish
Babalawos in the Government: Under Cuban guidance, babalawos (santería priests) were allegedly placed throughout public offices, ministries, and the military. Witnesses described "Palo" rites involving human remains and
The book's most controversial claim is how Fidel Castro used Chávez's superstitions to entrench Cuban influence in Venezuela: