Iris Varela

This tweet immediately became highly controversial, and was denounced as inhumane, for using the incarceration of Requesens as either a joke or a threat, especially by the woman in charge of his conditions in prison.[12] In April 2019, Varela called Guaidó "garbage" on Twitter, saying that he assumes the direction of "a criminal gang that grotesquely steals money from the Venezuelan people with the gringos.""[13] In February 2019, one day after the burning of several trucks with humanitarian aid managed by Juan Guaidó together with other countries, Varela was planted together with several armed civilians, on the Francisco de Paula Santander international bridge that communicates to Venezuela with Colombia.[14] According to the NGO Control Ciudadano, Varela's presence together with armed civilians represented a violation of Venezuelan laws, since she has no competence in public order or defense of the nation.Another irregularity detected by the NGO was that armed civilians were not identified as officials of state security forces, who are the only ones authorized to carry the type of weapons that Varela's companions had.
Spanish namesurnameNational Assembly of VenezuelaJorge RodríguezLuis ParraIncumbentNicolás MaduroHugo ChávezState of Táchira2017 Constituent National Assembly of Venezuela1999 Constituent National Assembly of VenezuelaSan CristóbalTáchiraVenezuelaFifth Republic MovementRevolutionary Bolivarian Movement-200Movement for SocialismIndependent Political Electoral Organization CommitteeAlma materCatholic University of TachiraSan Cristóbal, TáchiraUnited Socialist Party of VenezuelaRevolutionary Bolivarian MovementConstituent AssemblyGroup of ThreeMercosurCARICOMHuman RightsGuáricoDanilo AndersonParliamentary Confederation of the AmericasCaracasTeofilo Rodriguez Cazorlasanctioned by several countriesUnited States Department of the Treasury2017 Venezuelan Constituent Assembly electionCanadaweapons of mass destructionDetention of Juan RequesensVenezuelan presidential crisisJuan GuaidóTwitter2019 shipping of humanitarian aid to VenezuelaYouTubeUnited States Department of TreasuryGovernment of CanadaThe Globe and MailDiario 2001