Venezuela: The Queen's letter proves that the London court invades the golden reserves and ruling illegal

According to Bloomberg reported on August 5, Venezuela officials took out several letters written by Queen Elizabeth II to Maduro, stating that this was evidence that Britain acknowledged that Maduro was the President of Venezuela, so the country was stored in the gold in London's gold in London Reserve is owned by the Venezuela government.

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Venezuela Central Bank President Kalixto Altgar Sanchez stated in an interview on Thursday that these diplomatic letters prove that the British government acknowledges that Maduro is the president of Venezuela, which can overthrow a judge London last month to do it last month. A ruling, the ruling claimed that the Maduro government had no ownership of these gold bars. In addition, Orterga also pointed out that the British government issued a visa to the Maduro government officials, which also proved that the Venezuela government asked the British to return gold.

It is reported that at present, these gold deposits are placed in the vaults of the Bank of England, and the total value is about one -fifth of Venezuela's $ 5.2 billion foreign exchange reserves. After the British government regarded the opposition to the "Interim President", after the British government regarded the opposition of the opposition to the "Interim President" in 2019, the Guydo camp has been trying to seize the control of these gold. The Madro government has stated that it will appeal to the London court's ruling last month.

On the way back to London, Oltga told Bloomberg: "The three letters signed by the Queen represent a official position." He showed Queen Elizabeth II in the UK in June this year. Two letters signed by the head of state. In the first letter, she told Maduro that the country's diplomats in Venezuela had changed. In the second letter, she asked Maduro to appoint a new Venezuela representative. In the third letter, Elizabeth II wrote to Maduro on behalf of the Government of St. Luxia, the St. Luxia of the Caribbean. The recipients of these three letters are "President of Venezuela Bolivar, President Nicholas Madro Moros."

Orterga also presented his diplomatic passport with 8 visas issued by the British authorities since June 2018, which proves that the British government recognizes the status of the Madro government officials. He added that the British Office of the British Period of Venezuela also applied to the Madro government in 2021 and received the corresponding visa.

It is reported that the Venezuelan government pointed out that the ruling of the London court last month had a "huge impact" on other countries in the British financial system. Ortega pointed out: "This incident is related to the reputation of the world's most neutral and reliable business place. They say a set in court, but in fact it is another set."

According to previous news from the Russian satellite news agency, on July 29, the Venezuelan government requested the British to return its golden lawsuits by the British High Court. Jacob Torres, a member of the Venezuelan parliament, said that the British government wanted to swallow Venezuela's golden reserves to support Guydo as a cover.

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