Venezuela denounces that Trump, Crystallex and Guaidó want to share Citgo

The executive vice president of the Republic, Delcy Rodríguez, denounced on Tuesday the dispossession of all the assets of Venezuela, specifically Citgo, in the Crystallex case reopened by a court in Delaware (United States).

“We wanted to update the illegal and unlawful situation that continues in the United States as part of a large plot of international organized crime among the criminal chief Juan Guaidó; as a participant of this band, Mr. Carlos Vechio and with a character in which we stop today, Mr. José Ignacio Hernández, the criminal mind that has been behind the dispossession of all the assets of Venezuela abroad and especially in States United, ”Rodríguez explained in press statements in Caracas.

He argued that Hernandez, who called himself “prosecutor” of Venezuela abroad was Crystalexx, served as a lawyer for the Canadian company before Guaidó proclaimed himself as “interim president” of Venezuela.




"I want to give some very important legal data: in 2018 being an expert in this case (Hernández) forged an anti-legal theory called 'alter ego' that wanted to match the republic and its interests to that of a decentralized company or entity," said Rodríguez, which violates the laws of the Republic

He explained that this same thesis is contained in the so-called transition statute approved by the National Assembly this year that aims to convert the assets of the Republic into decentralized goods in order to be seized in the United States by other companies.

"They violate the country's heritage by attributing it to decentralized entities," Rodríguez said.

He warned that all procedural guarantees were suspended, avoided and voided by this absolutely unlawful statute.

“It is a continuing crime, they have gone against the assets of the Republic, against PDVSA, against Monomers, against our assets in the Caribbean, against gold, against bonds; they are already negotiating to sell them for three locks, ”he added.

He accused José Ignacio Hernández of wanting to steal the assets of Venezuela: "It is very vulgar what they are doing, Juan Guaidó, it is an imperial criminal artifice."

He said they are collecting information about their criminal activity against the country before Harvard University, where he teaches, to evaluate his dismissal. / CP

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