The Spanish Senate will ask to block the Venezuelan funds so that Nicolás Maduro does not use them

The People's Party (PP) has presented an initiative in the Senate so that the whole House, where it has the absolute majority, Wednesday asks the government to protect the badets deposited by Venezuela in Spanish banks "prevent the illegitimate government of Maduro from using these resources"

The complete Senate debate a motion recorded by the popular group in order to demand recognition by the government of Juan Guaidó as president of Venezuela but once the CEO, Pedro Sánchez, I recognized him as "president in charge", the PP itself will modify its initiative.

In this way, the new text to which he had access EFEafter having reaffirmedtotal support"from the Senate to Guaidó and"to the democratic transition process"who leads, poses five new points.

The first urges the government to encourage the diplomatic representatives appointed by Guaidó "be recognized, as soon as possible, as the only representation of the Government of Venezuela in Spain"

The second refers to the capitalization of bank funds Venezuela in Spain; the third bets for "carry out the necessary actions in front of the EU Member States consolidate President Juan Guaidó and the government he designates. "

A fourth section of the new motion asks the executive to receive representatives in Spain from opposition parties to the "Illegitimate Government of Maduro"in order to" respond to the proposals they formulate in order to overcome the humanitarian, political and social crisis prevailing in this country ".

The last point of the amendment calls on the socialist government to "reject the proposals for "fake dialogs" or "mediations" International that help to legitimize the Maduro diet and prolong the unsustainable situation of Venezuelans. "

President Pedro Sanchez, in addition to having already formalized the recognition of Juan Guaidó, urged him to open a process in Venezuela that will lead to the presidential elections in the country "as soon as possible".

The popular group in the Senate considered that after this statement by the president it was not logical to keep the text of the motion that I had recorded last week, very focused on asking Sanchez to take this step, but he deems it appropriate for the Parliament to pronounce on the Venezuelan crisis.

Thanks to its absolute majority in the Upper House, the PP is badured that the Senate will approve these measures addressed to the governmentalthough it is always possible to negotiate the points of the text to be discussed with the other parliamentary groups and to include amendments.

(With EFE information)