Juan Guaidó denounces the "kidnapping" of two members of his team on charges of arms trafficking

The Government of Venezuela, led by the dictator Nicolás Maduro, has announced this Saturday the arrest of two members of the security team of the president in charge Juan Guaidó accused of selling weapons belonging to the guard of the Venezuelan Parliament. The National Assembly, under a majority opposed to the Chavista regime that prevails in Venezuela, has referred to the event as "a kidnapping" and has demanded the immediate release of the two detainees, calling the accusations false. It was the Minister of Communication of Venezuela, Jorge Rodríguez, who announced the arrests and accused Erick Sánchez and Jason Parisi of selling rifles that "belong to the Legislative Palace detachment." Previously, Guaidó had accused the "cowardly regime" of kidnapping Sánchez and Parisi. «They were in Caracas protecting my family while I am in Trujillo. The nature of the regime, its fear, divisions and contradictions are the greatest obstacle to a peaceful solution, "he denounced on his Twitter account. These arrests of the security personnel of the leader of the opposition movement to the Maduro narco-chavista dictatorship come in full rapprochement under the mediation of Norway. This week, the parties met in Barbados and returned on Thursday for consultations with a view to a new meeting in the coming days.