The Supreme Court chavista has banned Juan Guaidó from leaving the country and froze their property

At the request of Attorney General Tarek William Saab, the Chavista of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) has accepted the precautionary measures requested by the Public Prosecutor (PM) against Acting President Juan Guaidó.

In this way, the chavist justice forbids the adversary to leave the country and freezes his accounts.

The Chamber of Commerce ordered "ban on leaving the country without authorization until the end of the investigation" and merchandise transactions, in addition to the blockade of accounts, said the president of the TSJ, Maikel Moreno.

The court also accepted "the blocking and immobilization of bank accounts or any other financial instrument" held by the Leader of the Opposition "in Venezuelan territory"Moreno added in a brief statement to the press.

William Saab explained that these measures were part of the investigation ordered by the Supreme Court on January 23, when Guaidó self-declared, accusing him of the duties of President Nicolás Maduro.

After hearing about the measure, Guaidó said that he was not surprised by the prosecutor's decisions, considering that they were part of a chain of "threats" against him. and the majority-dominated parliament he chairs.

"I do not reject the threat of a prison, I do not want it to be taken for our part," I say with great responsibility, "nothing new under the sun". Sadly, it's a regime that does not respond to Venezuelan, the only answer is persecution, repression ", said at the entrance of the legislative palace.

Despite the decision of the TSJ, the magistrate Marisela Godoy did not approve the motion to ensure that "there was no debate provided for by the regulation".

"A source informs me that Judge Marisela Godoy would have withdrawn from the plenary session for rejecting the decision against Guaidó because, according to what was said, an external list would come and have was taken without debate by the judges of the TSJ, "said the president. journalist Dereck White on Twitter.