Juan Guaidó announced that he was beginning to take control of Venezuela's bank accounts abroad

Juan Guaidó issued a statement Monday to inform her that she had already started take control of Venezuela's bank accounts abroad. Among the other decisions announced, the acting president urged the National Assembly to "Launch the appointment process of the PDVSA and CITGO boards."

As US officials progressed, the Speaker of the National Assembly reported that took the "progressive and orderly control of badets" of Venezuela "abroad": "To prevent this in its exit phase and not satisfied with everything that was stolen in Venezuela, the usurper [por Maduro] and his gang seeks to "scrape the pot" and continue to steal money from Venezuelans, fund crimes internationally and use this money to torture our people, depriving them of food and medicine and murdering them those who protest against their rights. "

"The operation and control of these slopes will be subject to the approval of our National Parliament in camera, in accordance with Article 187, numbers 3 and 12 of the Constitution and the laws of our country", he added.

The opposition MP pointed out that he had already denounced before the international community "PDVSA corruption and how they converted it into a crime financing network".

Guaidó stressed the importance of recovering the oil industry, "which is going through a dark moment today": "We made this decision to ensure that CITGO continues to be Venezuelan."

He also called on workers from both companies to stay in line with their work: "My commitment to the country is to ensure the operational and administrative continuity of our industry."

"The appointment of PDVSA will help prevent the future diversion of Venezuelan badets by Maduro and preserve those badets for the Venezuelan people." The suspension of these sanctions against PDVSA involves the rapid transfer of control to the acting president or a subsequent government. , democratically elected, "he said Steven MnuchinSecretary of the Treasury at a press conference at the White House.

However, Washington has clarified that its subsidiary in this country, Citgo, will continue to operate as long as your earnings are deposited in a blocked account in the United States.

Senator Marco Rubio, who was very involved in consultations with the White House on Venezuela and confirmed the transfer of control of Venezuelan accounts, predicted that in the coming days there will be more details on the future of oil-related transactions between the United States and the country of South America.

"Nearly 75% of the money that PDVSA receives (the Venezuelan national oil company) comes from crude oil sent to US refineries.It is logical, that is, that they continue to. buy, but that the amount owed is made available to the legitimate government "de Guaidó, said Rubio to the chain Univision