Venezuela's Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) barred opposition leader Juan Guaido who self-proclaimed himself interim president from leaving the country and froze his financial assets Tuesday (January 29).
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Venezuela's National Assembly head and self-proclaimed "acting
president" Juan Guaido.
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The
TSJ's order came hours after Attorney General Tarek William Saab announced he
requested the high court apply precautionary measures against Guaido.
"We
are requesting the TSJ the application of the following precautionary
measures prohibiting departure from the country, of selling and mortgaging
real and personal property and freezing bank accounts," the attorney
general said.
Saab
explained that the request to the TSJ is in line with a preliminary
investigation opened against Guaido "in response to violent events that
were incited in the country beginning on Jan. 22."
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Source: NDO
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