The regime of Nicolás Maduro kidnapped Edgar Zambrano, vice president of the National Assembly of Venezuela.

Nicolás Maduro's regime kidnapped on Wednesday Edgar Zambrano, vice president of the National Assembly (AN) of Venezuela, after supporting the military rebellion of April 30 against the dictator Chavez as part of the final phase of the Libertad operation.

More than four patrols of the Bolivian National Intelligence Service (Sebin) surrounded the vehicle in which the opposition MP was traveling, near the headquarters of the Democratic Action Party (AD) in La Florida, Caracas.

By refusing to be arrested, Sebin agents used a crane to take it away. "We were surprised by the SEBIN, refusing to leave our vehicle, They used a crane to forcibly move directly to the helicopter. Democrats keep us in the fight, " Zambrano said in his Twitter account.

Seeing what was happening, activists from this faction of the opposition approached the headquarters in solidarity with Zambrano, they sang the anthem of AD and shouted "freedom".

Juan Guaidó, acting president, complained via your Twitter account"They are trying to disintegrate the power that represents all Venezuelans, but they will not get it."

Earlier, the opposition MP Henry Ramos Allup He denounced the fact that Sebin troops would have encircled the Zambrano truck "with long arms".

Thursday, May 2, the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) authorized the first vice-speaker of Parliament to be tried by an ordinary court, without it being lifted. for several crimes related to the military uprising on Tuesday, April 30.

In a plenary ruling, the Supreme Court declared that Zambrano had "a responsibility" in the crimes of treason, conspiracy, instigation to insurrection, civil rebellion, conspiracy to commit a crime, misuse of power and public incitement to disobedience. laws.

Between Tuesday and Wednesday, the Chavista High Court also ordered to criminally prosecute ten other deputies of the opposition: Henry Ramos Allup (AD), Luis Germán Florido (independent), Marianela Magallanes López (LCR), José Simón Calzadilla Peraza (Progressive Movement), Andrés Enrique Delgado Velázquez, American De Grazia (LCR), Richard José Blanco Delgado (ABP), Freddy Superlano, Sergio Vergara and Juan Andrés Mejía.

Zambrano accompanied Tuesday morning to Guaidó, the leader of the opposition Leopoldo López and about twenty soldiers, in a statement around the La Carlota air base in Caracas, in which the armed forces were asked to turn the Mature back