They order to arrest Leopoldo López, the opponent of Nicolás Maduro, released by Juan Guaidó to Venezuela – 05/02/2019

The Venezuelan Supreme Court of Justice on Thursday issued the order to raid and capture the opposition leader, Leopoldo López, who was released on April 30 by rebel soldiers and who is now with his family. in "guest" at the Embbady of Spain in Caracas.

"The Fifth Court of First Instance Execution of the Criminal Judicial District of the Metropolitan Region of Caracas revoked the measure of detention at the home of citizen Leopoldo López for having flagrantly violated it, in addition to violating the measure mentioned in the condition relating to political declarations by conventional and non-conventional means, national and international, thus demonstrating the non-subjection to the measures, "explains the TSJ in a statement.

The court issues a "arrest warrant sent to the Bolivian National Intelligence Service (SEBIN) against the citizen Leopoldo López "for that" continues to serve his sentence of 13 years in prison. "The note recalls that Lopez has already served five years, two months and twelve days of punishment.

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The release points out that it is "a public, notorious and communicative violation by Leopoldo López of the measure of house arrest, appearing and declaring themselves in the mbad media" after his release.

Lopez is opposition leader Popular Will and was in the day of Tuesday with the "president in charge" from Venezuela, Juan Guaidó and several soldiers revolted against what the government of President Nicolás Maduro denounces as an attempt of coup d'etat.

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After finding out after several hours that the coup d'etat would not result in a change of government, Lopez fled to the Chilean embbady and then installed himself in Spain.

Spain granted nationality to Lopez's parents and other members of his family and welcomed other opposition leaders, such as the former mayor of Caracas. , Antonio Ledezma, who had fled Venezuela, and activist Lorent Saleh, who was released.

With DPA information.