Chavist groups threatened MPs and National Guard blocked press access to Parliament

A group of collectives of motorized chavists surrounded the entrance of the Parliament to intimidate the deputies who came instead for the session today. Chavez forces have banned the entrance of the media to the building and the light was cut off surprisingly Edgar Zambrano, Vice-President of the National Assembly, took the floor.

"The collectives perpetuate state terrorism against an institution elected by the Venezuelan people in the aftermath of free elections, where we were all called to vote without distinction.", the opposition MP María Hernández Del Castillo denounced on his Twitter account.

The Venezuelan press union also reported that the Bolivarian national guard prevented the media from entering parliament"#SNTP warns against the censorship imposed by the National Guard who, by invoking orders from superiors, forbids journalists access to journalists to cover @ AsambleaVE's regular session.

"There would be instructions from Casa Militar, beyond Miraflores," said one of the officers at the entrance of the Legislative Palace, according to the SNTP.

While the collectives threatened those who were still at the doors of Parliament, The Legislative Council of Administration met with the ambbadadors of Germany, Greece, France, Poland, England, Spain, Portugal, Portugal 39, Italy, the Netherlands, Romania and the European Union. In addition, In plenary, MPs began to discuss Venezuela's return to TIAR, the Inter-American Treaty of Reciprocal Assistancethis would allow a military internecion to restore democracy in Venezuela.