The Venezuelan opposition has denounced the transfer to justice of Roberto Marrero, head of the Guaidó office arrested on Thursday.

The National Assembly of Venezuela (Parliament, by majority), and Juan Guaidó denounced this Friday evening that Roberto Marrero was being sent to court for reasons still unknown.

Marrero, head of the office of interim president Juan Guaidó, was arrested on Thursday at dawn while he was at his home in Caracas, then accused of terrorism by the dictatorship of Nicolás Maduro.

"My brother in the fight is transferred to judges who are accomplices of the dictatorship," Guaidó said via his profile on Twitter. "We demand their immediate and total freedom," he added, "and all those responsible must know that the time has come to act on the other side of the Constitution and not the usurpers."

The official minutes of the National Assembly provided the same information and warned: "Judges and prosecutors must know that they will pay the consequences of observing Maduro's orders, we ask the immediate release of Roberto! "

Roberto Marrero was accused of terrorism. The United States had then threatened to give a lesson to Nicolás Maduro's government.

Marrero, a 49-year-old lawyer, was arrested at dawn by the intelligence services (Sebin) at his home in Caracas, accused of integrating a "terrorist cell" that planned attacks, Minister of the Interior and Justice, Néstor Reverol, insured on state television.

Although he did not mention Guaidó, recognized as interim president by more than 50 countries, he said that this command was part of a "larger group" that is persecuted.

Marrero "is directly responsible for the organization of these criminal groups," said Reverol, stating that the lawyer They confiscated a "batch of weapons of war" and money.

According to the prosecution, the lawyer reportedly recruited "Colombian and Central American mercenaries" to "attempt" to make an "attempt" against politicians, soldiers and judges. Carry out acts of sabotage in public services "to create chaos".

During the operation, which included the search of the home of opposition MP Sergio Vergara, a neighbor of Marrero, an escort was also arrested.

Earlier, Guaidó said that he would not be intimidated by what he called a "kidnapping" and a sample of "weakness" Maduro because he could not stop it.

"As they can not capture the president in charge, they welcome the closest, here we will continue, no matter what happens, we go forward," he said at the time of the meeting. 39, a press conference.

Guaidó was arrested for an hour on Jan. 13, while Maduro had attributed this fact to an independent action of arrested Sebin agents.