The United States seized Nicolás Maduro's official plane because of the sanctions he imposed on Venezuela, only in mediocre condition

The United States was seized in the Dominican Republic this month. The official flight of the Venezuelan President, Nicolás Maduro, based on the sanctions against Venezuela, informs exclusively CNN.

The television sequence seems so big Washington ruled that the aviation authority's approval imposed sanctions over other criminal orders.

Citando to the functional stadiums, CNN Make sure the United States flies to the state of Florida on Monday. While the flight was mediocre, it was described by staff as the Venezuelan equivalent of Air Force One.

The seizure took place in the middle of the international presidency, confirmed by the United States, by the interrogation results of the presidential elections on July 28, in the last days of the electoral authorities and the Venezuelan colonel, officially confirmed the re-election of Maduro.

“That sent me a message to the top,” he said, in the middle of an official who agreed: “The plane of a retired civil servant was attacked by criminals. I sent a clear message what they say. It is over the law, now it is over the limit of the state sanctions.”

At the moment there is no official confirmation of the success from the authorities in the United States. Tampoco Hay Reacciones del Lado Venezuelano.

What kind of aviation official is this and why was he seized?

The flight was valued at an estimated $13 million and had been in the Dominican Republic for the past few months. The flight was photographed during various visits to Maduro Stadium and other countries.

Those responsible have not received any revelations about this, but there is a possibility that they have “an opportunity” to seize the aircraft and an operation in the country involving various federal agencies that “work in collaboration with the Dominican Republic and inform Venezuela about it.” “As a precautionary measure,” CNN now quoted on its news.

This action is of utmost importance since a few years ago the government confiscated vehicles in the country's capital while other activities took them to Venezuela This is a relevant and symbolic vehicle.

In April of this year, the United States partially returned to sanctions on Venezuelan oil and gas and called on Maduro to compromise with voters by impeaching candidate María Corina Machado.

Following the Venezuelan elections on July 28, the United States has been very critical of Maduro's government.

Last week, US Department of State representative Matthew Miller confirmed that the continued negative attitude of Venezuela's National Electoral Council (CNE), the defender of Venezuela's international and transparency policy, was an “unacceptable violation” of the country's people.

In his statement, released in Venezuela on July 28, 2011, he simultaneously criticized the intention of the Supreme Court (TSJ) and controlled by (Venezuelan President Nicolás) Maduro and silencing his voices: “Voters ratifying the anuncio infundado del CNE de una victoria de Maduro”.

In response, the governor of Venezuela stated that there would be no need for explanations for the United States in the re-election of Nicolás Maduro.

A luscious Caribbean country, the Departamento de Estado de EE.UU. “Insist on your despicable attitude, since your incumbent is not a son,” said Yván Gil, the Venezuelan lawyer.

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