Bolsonaro tells Davos to wait for the Venezuelan government's swift change | Politics

On Monday, the Supreme Court of Venezuela declared "null" all acts approved by the National Assembly since January 5. The Venezuelan parliament is controlled by the opposition in Maduro.

The decision of the Constitutional Chamber of Venezuela's highest court states that all the acts that have been adopted in recent days are "void". This includes the possession of opponent Juan Guaidó as president of the Venezuelan parliament.

Last week, the National Assembly declared Maduro – who was sworn in this month for a second five-year term – "usurper" of the presidential post. According to the Efe agency, this statement would mean that the Venezuelan executive's actions would be annulled and would still provide the opportunity for officials, police and members of the armed forces to benefit from legal support for disobey the Maduro diet.

Upon arriving at the hotel where he will stay in the Swiss city, Bolsonaro gave a press conference. He went to the European country to participate in the World Economic Forum which will start on Tuesday (22). It is the first foreign trip of the new Brazilian president.

"I know that Venezuela has problems today, and we hope that it will quickly change the Venezuelan government," Bolsonaro told reporters.

World Economic Forum in Davos

The World Economic Forum will be held from Tuesday to Friday (25) and will bring together about 250 G20 (the 20 largest economies in the world) and other countries.

At the event, world leaders will discuss a common economic agenda at the global, regional, and industrial levels. The theme of this year's meeting is "Globalization 4.0: Shaping a Global Architecture in the Age of the Fourth Industrial Revolution".

Jair Bolsonaro traveled to Switzerland accompanied by Ministers Ernesto Araújo (Foreign Affairs), Economy (Paulo Guedes), Sérgio Moro (Justice and Public Security), Gustavo Bebianno (General Secretariat of the Presidency) and Augusto Heleno Institutional). MP Eduardo Bolsonaro (PSL-SP), the son of the president, has also embarked for Davos.