Venezuela: Opposition denounces that they have placed obstacles to the release of resources abroad
The opposition delegation in negotiations with the Venezuelan government announced that there are several obstacles to comply with the agreement they reached last November.
This seeks to unfreeze resources abroad, so he called the official team that would allow them to solve these inconveniences together.
In The Truth Newswe have followed up on the internal situation in Venezuelaand in this case, we will report on the statements of the opposition about the obstacles to the release of resources abroad.
Opposition accuses obstacles to foreign resources
The Venezuelan opposition is discussing how it could move the money frozen in accounts abroad
At a press conference, the chief negotiator for anti-Chavismo in Venezuela, Gerardo Blyde, said that they have to determine “legal obstacles, technical obstacles” to resolve the obstacles together, this in response to the recent conditioning of the ruling party that this week threatened to suspend the dialogue in view of the delay in fulfilling the agreements.
The parties announced in Mexico in November that they would work together to release the country’s resources abroad, which are blocked by sanctions or legal impediments, to create a fund administered by the United Nations to finance investments in the areas of health, education and others.
“This delegation has been working with the United Nations, with allied countries where these resources are, or those who can help us unlock (…) and protect them so that they are transferred, without risk, to the creation of that fund,” Blyde said.
He also asked the official team to work together with them to “finish identifying” the capital and the countries in which it is equal to “be able to advance in the creation of the fund.”
This “has not stopped, but it has been delayed (…) there are obstacles, if both parties are not active it will be delayed (…) they have more information about these funds than we can have.”
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Creation of the UN fund
There are “legal and technical issues” to resolve, as well as the need to sign documents that have yet to be drawn up
Regarding the UN fund, he announced that there are “legal and technical aspects” to resolve, as well as the need to sign documents that have not yet been drawn up, and create a technical commission that will monitor transparency in contracts and tenders that have to do with the unfrozen money is estimated at just over 3 billion dollars.
The fund is not operational and there is no timetable for its implementation, adding to the uncertainty the recent opposition replacement of the US-backed interim government with new leadership, which Washington has said it will recognize.
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