Venezuela: soldiers deployed around the Parliament where Juan Guaidó is

The Bolivarian National Guard, one of the five components of the Venezuelan armed forces, was deployed Tuesday around the Venezuelan Parliament, where is the leader of the opposition Juan Guaidó. The uniforms limited access means of according to the deputies.

The Parliament itself, via its official Twitter account, said: "National Assembly workers and national and foreign journalists they can not enter the palace Federal Legislature on the order of the Bolivarian National Guard ".

According to the Venezuelan newspaper The National, the new commander of the GNB, Colonel Jesus Casanova, gave the order to slow down media and workers who do not have the corresponding accreditation.

At the same time, according to local media, Chavez concentrated sympathizers around the National Assembly and uttered threats and insults against journalists.

The National Press Workers' Union (SNTP) has confirmed that the GNB "denies access to accredited journalists", while "groups in the region threaten to steal coverage and transmission equipment ". "They would be instructions from Casa Militar, from there, Miraflores, "said SNTP on Twitter.

SNTP has cataloged the behavior of GNBcensor"and reminded the government of Nicolás Maduro that" the state is obliged to promote the exercise of the right to information ".

Venezuela's self-proclaimed "president in charge", Juan Guaidó, recognized as such by more than fifty countries, is in place and is considering approving the "draft agreement" in rejection to the acquiescence of the immunity of unconstitutional way against the deputies. "

The vote in Parliament comes almost a month after the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) ordered the lifting of Guaidó's parliamentary immunity at the request of the public prosecutor, who was investigating him for his alleged involvement in the crisis. electricity and its tax irregularities. .