Jorge Rodríguez to former parliamentarians: The Simon Bolivar Law (+asset theft) will fall on them

Published at: 23/12/2024 02:23 PM

This Monday, December 23, the president of the National Assembly (AN), Jorge Rodríguez, condemned the former opposition parliamentarians of the year 2015 who continue to steal money from Venezuelans and Venezuelans through a game misnamed “Guardians of Democracy”.

In this regard, Rodríguez explained that this sector of the extreme right is stealing money from Venezuela to be used in its conspiracy plans, with the activation of non-existent Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), “which are nothing other than the activation of violent commands again, but another part is for the direct disbursement of those who call themselves, those who steal the function of deputies and call themselves the National Assembly 2015”.

He described it as serious that today in 2024 “money continues to be stolen through the Guardians of Democracy”. In this regard, he pointed out that the stolen money is also used to finance their parties and the salary awarded to officials is 5 to 15 thousand dollars per month.

“If you are a former deputy or former deputy touches a single dollar of those who belong to the People of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, the Simon Bolivar Law falls on them,” he said and noted that an investigation is expected to be carried out so that justice can act accordingly.

“It must be immediately applied to Mrs. Dinora Figuera, Marianela Fernández and Auristela Vásquez, what has been established with regard to political disqualification, and criminal offences established in the Simon Bolivar Law and the Extinction of Domination for this disgrace and demonstration of barbarism and infamy,” he said.

The National Assembly approved this Monday to request that the Public Ministry (MP) initiate an investigation against opposition leaders abroad, for having committed the crimes defined in the Simon Bolivar Liberation Organic Law Against the Imperialist Bloc and in Defense of the Bolivarian Republic, persisting in their allegations of being the “only” National Assembly of Venezuela.

The decision was approved by the Delegate Committee of the AN, led by the President of the Parliament, Deputy Jorge Rodríguez, who presented a letter addressed by opposition leaders to the chargé d'affaires of the United States (USA) in Colombia and head of the US mission for Venezuela Francisco Palmieri, requesting resources for his “functions”.

Mazo News Team