The threat of Diosdado Cabello against María Corina Machado not to benefit from immunity: "Justice will come"

At the Chavez National Constituent Assembly (NCA) session on Tuesday, the president of the governing body, Diosdado Cabello, issued a warning. against the opponents María Corina Machado and Andrés Velásquezwhich he badociated with the attempted military uprising led by Juan Guaidó on April 30.

The constituency discussed the decision of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) on Tuesday against opposition MPs Miguel Pizarro, Carlos Paparoni, Franco Casella and Winston Flores. In the middle of the session, Chavez 'number two, accused by the United States of having links to international drug trafficking, pointed out that there were other opponents who participated in Operation LIBERTY and did not benefit from of parliamentary immunity.

"Other participants who do not need it, for example, Andrés Velásquez, do not require parliamentary immunity research as he is not an MP, Ms. María Corina Machado is not a deputy, does not require any kind of search. "said Cabello.

Then he warned: "Justice will come".

"Justice goes and the important thing is that, in this National Assembly, these cases come to us, those that concern us directly to make the decisions, are brought before this plenary and the majority, the decision is taken." This information is sent to the Supreme Court of Justice. to determine, in a lawsuit, the responsibility of these people, which is more than obvious their participation, "he added.

For his part, on the decision of the Supreme Court, which ordered the withdrawal of parliamentary immunity to these four deputies, Cabello specified that Casella and Flores are "substitutes". Therefore, they do not have immunity and "They have to go to the trial directly."

The Chavista court accused the opposition legislators of "treason, conspiracy, instigation to insurrection, civil rebellion, conspiracy to commit a crime, usurpation of powers, public instigation to disobey laws and to hatred "and ordered that the sentence be pbaded on to the Constituent Assembly and the Office of the Prosecutor, led by Tarek William Saab.

This Tuesday is a new coup d'etat of Justice Chavez against the Venezuelan opposition, after the TSJ ordered last week to lift the parliamentary immunity of eleven other deputies: Edgar Zambrano (AD), Henry Ramos Allup (AD), Luis Germán Florido (independent), Marianela Magallanes López (LCR), José Simón Calzadilla Peraza (Progressive Movement), Andrés Enrique Delgado Velázquez, Americo De Grazia (LCR), Richard José Blanco Delgado (ABP), Freddy Superlano (VP), Sergio Vergara (VP) and Juan Andrés Mejía (VP).

As expected, the Constituent he raided on Tuesday the immunity against Superlano, Vergara, Mejia, Pizarro, Casella, Paparoni and Flores. The rest had already been removed last week.