New sanctions against the Nicolás Maduro regime: the United States has revoked the visas of the judges of the Supreme Court chavista

The wide range of US sanctions against Nicolás Maduro's regime was released Wednesday by members of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ). Elliot Abrams, North American leader of the crisis in Venezuela, announced that Washington He canceled the visas of the magistrates of the court of Chavista.

"In addition to revoking visas for members of the illegitimate Constituent Assembly (ANC), today, we are also announcing the revocation of visas to members of the TSJ, the illegitimate judicial chavista "said the US official at a meeting of the White House Foreign Affairs Committee.

However, Abrams said Washington offered concessions to "those who do what is right for the people of Venezuela". For example, for "those who express their support for the acting President of the Republic, Juan Guaidó, in the National Assembly and at the entrance of humanitarian aid".

"We are sure that people will conquer their freedom and that the will of the people for freedom will prevail over those who want to oppress them ", noted the North American manager for the Venezuelan crisis during the session.

These new sanctions against the Chavez regime come at a time when the opposition, alongside the international community, They are trying to get into humanitarian aid blocked by the Chavez authorities.

The head of the North American state is sure to be "sad" at the "confusion" that reigns in Venezuela and reiterated that Washington did not reject the sending of troops into the region: "We are looking at all the options."

Consulted on the possibility that Maduro not have the arm to twist and persist in power, Trump responded: "I still have plans B, C and D. I will probably have more flexibility than any man in this position."