This is reported by Deutsche Welle.

Thus, not only the body of President Nicolas Maduro is considered illegitimate, but also the decisions that he will take.

In its ochered for this scheme falls and the deprivation on August 5 of the Constitutional Assembly of the powers of the Attorney General of the country Louise Ortega, who is also a critic of the President-Socialist Maduro.

At the same time, opposition parliamentarians said that during the meeting, in order to deprive the legitimacy of the constitutional assembly, the supporters of Maduro tried to break into the parliament.

Among them were the elected head of the constitutional assembly, the former Venezuelan foreign minister, Delsi Rodriguez.

Currently, the United States is preparing to tighten sanctions against Venezuelan officials, given recent decisions of the constitutional assembly.

Recall, as previously reported, "URA-Inform," the renewed constitutional assembly of Venezuela voted for the resignation of the current attorney general of Venezuela, Luis Ortega. In return, they appointed Tarek William Saab's loyal supporter of the government.