Venezuela President complaint against opposition

caracas - The president of Venezuela on Friday to the Supreme Court filed an official complaint against several opposition leaders in parliament. Nicolás Maduro considers that the opposition leaders have violated the Constitution by undermining him, in international affairs.

The opposition maintains contacts with various international organizations Maduro is an eyesore. The opponents of the president served include an assistance request to the Organization of American States (OAS). Venezuela belongs, like all other countries in North and South America to the OAS, but the government considers the organization as a puppet of the United States.

,, It is unacceptable that bodies such as the AOS received these men, while knowing that it is contrary to the Constitution, which stipulates that international relations are the exclusive policy of the president, '' said one of Maduro's legal advisers on state television.
  
    
     
      
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Simon Calzadilla of the opposition Friday had nothing good to say about the complaint of the president. Calzadilla said that the Supreme Court no power to act against a Member of Parliament, unless the parliament there first agrees. That seems in view of the large majority of the opposition in parliament unlikely.

Since the opposition won the elections convincingly last year she is constantly at odds with the president. Maduro recently even hinting that the parliament is likely to disappear completely, because it does not represent the will of the people.