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The National Assembly of Venezuela (AN, Parliament), which controls anti-Chavez, today invited 46 countries, including 28 in the European Union (EU), to prohibit the government of Nicolás Maduro to use the funds and assets belonging to the Caribbean nation in those territories.
Through an agreement voted by the majority of the opposition, the Chamber has invited the 46 countries to "instruct the regulatory bodies of financial entities to expressly prohibit any management of the liquid assets of the Venezuelan state", in order to "guarantee protection" funds in view of "not counting" Venezuela "with legal representation before regulatory entities".
The same request is made to the private banks of these countries, a list in which, in addition to the 28 EU, there are Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Guyana, Honduras, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, United, Bulgaria, Russia, China, Turkey and United Arab Emirates.
The decision of Parliament is part of the battery of legal decisions with which it aims to surround Maduro, who swore almost a week ago for a new 6-year term, whose legitimacy the opposition does not recognize.
Maduro was re-elected last May in elections that were not presented by the main opposition because they were considered fraudulent and their main leaders were disqualified or imprisoned.
For this reason, the Organization of American States (OAS) and the EU do not recognize the legitimacy of their second term.
On the same day, the Legislature agreed to "formally declare the Presidency usurpation" by Maduro and, therefore, "assume the factual situation as legally ineffective" of the Chavista leader, and repudiate for "null all acts" presumed from the executive branch "
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