TSJ ordered precautionary measures against deputy in contempt Juan Guaidó

The Full Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ), decreed on Tuesday precautionary measures against the deputy of the National Assembly in contempt and legal nullity, Juan Guaidó, in response to the request of the Attorney General of the Republic, Tarek William Saab, made earlier.

The president of the TSJ, Maikel Moreno, informed of the decision with which admission and competence is given to the request of the prosecutor in account of the investigation and the precautionary measures he requested against Guaidó.

For this reason, the Supreme Court agreed and declared "prohibition of leaving the country without authorization until the investigation is completed, prohibition of transferring and encumbering property and blocking and immobilization of bank accounts and / or any other financial instrument in the Venezuelan territory. "

Saab opened an investigation on Tuesday to the representative of Voluntad Popular Juan Guaidó.

He denounced that this opposition deputy "has led an entire attack on the Venezuelan homeland and is responsible for the events that have damaged the peace of the Republic, our economy and the national heritage," he said, referring to Guaidó's illegal self-proclamation. as "Acting President" on January 23rd.

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