"Delcy no tiene legitimidad para hacer esa petición": abogado sobre reclamo de lingotes de oro

Zair Mundaray Rodríguez, a criminal lawyer and former director general of procedural action for the Venezuelan Public Prosecutor's Office, stated on NTN24's "La Tarde" program that Delcy Rodríguez, who has been in charge of the Venezuelan regime since Nicolás Maduro's arrest, "has no legitimacy" to request King Charles III to "release" the Venezuelan gold held in the custody of the Bank of England. It should be noted that Rodríguez is demanding 31 tons of gold bullion from England, supposedly to address the emergency in the country following the double earthquake of June 24, amidst strong criticism of the regime for what is considered a "zero response capacity" to the tragedy. "They have created a public narrative that the gold was stolen, but that's not true. The gold is in safekeeping, and it's safekeeping because that's part of the work of the Bank of England, which holds international reserves for other countries," Mundaray explained. "They have created a public narrative that the gold was stolen, but no. The gold is in safekeeping, and it's safekeeping because that's part of the work of the Bank of England, which holds international reserves for other countries," Mundaray explained. According to Mundaray, the Venezuelan regime "intends to seize one of the few remaining legitimately protected assets, which UK courts have correctly ruled cannot be handed over to a central bank that is not autonomous, much less to a regime that lacks international recognition." #NTN24 | More information at http://www.ntn24.com | Or in Venezuela at http://www.ntn24america.com Subscribe to our channel:    / ntn24   Follow us on social media! Twitter:   / ntn24   Facebook:   / ntn24   Instagram:   / ntn24