The letter ends by stating “The result (…) is that the letter to the Court of March 19, 2020 (where Guaido was acknowledged) no longer reflects the position of His Majesty’s Government”. In other words, Guaidó is no longer recognized as “president”.
This Tuesday, May 23, during the hearing in the Court of Civil Appeal in London, which deals with the case of Venezuelan gold held in the Bank of England, the letter sent by the British government to Judge Sarah Cockerill was released in which the details that the Kingdom of Great Britain no longer recognizes Juan Guaidó as “interim president” of Venezuela.
The notification was made by Gwen Wright, from the English Legal Department, and was made to the judge on January 31, 2023, but it was published this Tuesday in the court of appeals in London, which reviews the appeal by controlling the Venezuelan Government. that the false “to this Board” BCV gave the Venezuelan gold treaty, indicates the site of the Venezuelan Anti-Blandade Observatory.
Guaido’s government is “dissolved”.
Information released by the deputy minister for his anti-investment policies, William Castello reported in his statement on social networks, in which he explained that the letter states that the position of the United Kingdom has been maintained since February 2019, when he expressed his recognition of Juan. Guido is supposed to be the “interim president” of Venezuela.
The letter indicates Queen Elizabeth II’s statehood on March 19, 2020. Castle noted that, with both Boris Johnson and those that followed, the English courts do not review the issue of governing or power. in Venezuela, but they must assume the status of British government.
He added that the Minister of the Vice-Chancellor’s lawyer Guaidó (Arnold & Porter) used this argument in court, referring to the Doctrine of One Voice, which states that the British government can only have one foreign policy, and one set by the Government. .
What the letter reveals is that the British Government decided that last January, AN 2015 (a non-existent institution but confirmed in London) “to dissolve the interim government and the position of interim president held by Juan Guaidó, with effect from January 5, 2023,” the government stated Rishi Sunak to observe that decision.
The letter ends by stating “The result (…) is that the letter to the Court of March 19, 2020 (where Guaido was acknowledged) no longer reflects the position of His Majesty’s Government”. In other words, Guaidó is no longer recognized as “president”.
Venezuelan position
On its part, the board of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV), appointed by President Nicolas Maduro, asked this Tuesday the Court of Appeal in London to consider the reason for the dismissal of Juan Guaidó, when analyzing the ruling of the appeal, published in July. 29, 2022, which gave him control over Venezuelan gold deposited in England.
The lawyer for the board of the BCV, Richard Lissack, stated, after dismissing Guaido, that the doctrine of One Voice is not an obstacle for the English Justice to accept the decisions of the Supreme Court of Venezuela, which were false “to this point irritated the Board”. BCV, which disputes the authority over gold with the royal party.
What will happen to the gold that has been locked away from Venezuela?
The three magistrates of this court must decide, after a process that will last until Thursday, whether to uphold or reject the judgment issued on July 29, 2022 by Judge Sara Cockerill of the commercial chamber of the Superior Court, which granted a parallel panel to the Trial. BCV a Guaido established the power of those resources.
According to the Deputy Minister of Castile, “Judge Cockerill must decide whether the group of criminals called for this BCV will continue”, named by Guaido as part of the trial.
“Is another stage of madness coming in this legal and criminal absurdity against Venezuela?” Castle was surprised, saying “this story will continue”.
ÚLTIMA HORA / Caso oro en Londres
Durante la audiencia de hoy se ha conocido una carta enviada por el Gobierno inglés a la Corte de Apelaciones donde dice que la posición de "Su Majestad" respecto al reconocimiento a Guaidó ya no es la misma que en marzo 2020.
Carta + Hilo👇 pic.twitter.com/Fo5ml1Yti3— William Castillo Bollé (@planwac) May 23, 2023
