Picture copyright EPA Members of Venezuela's constituent get together raise their clench hands
Picture subtitle The new Venezuelan political body is pressed with government supporters
Venezuela's new constituent get together has voted to put resistance pioneers on trial for conspiracy.
The get together said it would seek after those it blames for supporting US monetary approvals against the nation.
Washington endorsed the measures a week ago because of what it called the "autocracy" of President Nicolás Maduro.
President Maduro has blamed the US for attempting cripple Venezuela's economy in the midst of a continuous monetary emergency.
On Tuesday, individuals from the get together consistently endorsed a pronouncement requiring the examination of "deceivers" who bolstered the monetary approvals, yet did not name particular individuals.
The constituent get together, which is comprised of government supporters, accepted the forces of the restriction drove parliament not long ago.
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Previous Foreign Minister Delcy Rodríguez, who runs the gathering, said the body would encourage the central prosecutor to start examinations promptly, Reuters announced.
The nation's previous boss prosecutor and government pundit, Luisa Ortega, was supplanted by the constituent gathering on its first day in office.
She fled the nation, and was supplanted by a supporter of President Maduro, Tarek William Saab.
US President Donald Trump marked an official request on 25 August to boycott exchange Venezuelan obligation or the offer of bonds from its state oil organization.
His reasons included "genuine misuse of human rights" and additionally the formation of the "ill-conceived" constituent get together, which the US blames for usurping the fairly chose parliament.
