Vice President of Venezuela announced in Russia that the central office of the national oil company PDVSA in Europe would be transferred to Moscow

The Vice President of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, announced at a press conference with the Russian Chancellor, Sergey Lavrov, that the central office of PDVSA, a state oil company in Europe, will move to Moscow.

"It's a way to strengthen our cooperation"said the head chavista after stating that the decision had been made"Nicolás Maduro's instructions"

"I wanted to inform President Nicolás Maduro that the office of Petróleos of Venezuela in Europewhich is located in Lisbon, to be moved and moved to Moscow, is a way to strengthen our cooperation, "he explained.

In addition, he said that Europe "does not give any guarantees"respect for Venezuelan badets, as happens with the Bank of Englandwho "keeps Venezuelan gold".

For its part, Russia has guaranteed the "solidarity"Vladimir Putin with his Maduro ally before"frontal badault and unashamed interference"at a time when several Western countries are supporting the opposition leader, Juan Guaidó.

"President Vladimir Putin sends his wishes of support and solidarity to his friend Nicolás Maduro"Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said at the beginning of his meeting with Delcy Rodriguez.

"We cooperate very closely with you and coordinate our actions on the international scene." This is of particular importance at a time when Venezuela is facing a frontal badault and unashamed interference in its internal affairs, "Lavrov added. RIA Novosti.

Rodriguez, for his part, considered that his country wasvictim of an American aggression"

Venezuela is plunged into the worst political and economic crisis in its history, marked by hyperinflation and the scarcity of basic necessities.

Juan Guaidó, president of the opposition-controlled National Assembly, proclaimed himself acting president on Jan. 23 by appealing the Constitution. He has been recognized interim president and supported by more than fifty countries.