Venezuela's Second-Most Powerful Man Has Sent His Children To China

Tito Cabello (left) is pictured with his mother Marlenys Contreras (second from left), his father Diosdado Cabello (center) and his sister Daniella (second from right) and his older brother David Cabello (right)

Daily Mail: Venezuelan president's right-hand man evacuates his two youngest children to China under fake names as Pence turn the screws on Maduro with MORE sanctions

* Diosdado Cabello, known to be the second most-powerful man in Venezuela behind President Nicolás Maduro, sent two of his three children to China
* Airline boarding passes showed different names for Cabello's daughter, Daniella Cabello, and his youngest son, Tito Cabello, raising suspicions
* Both children boarded the Havana to Beijing flight as Desiree Contreras and Tito Contreras, apparently using their mother's surname to hide their identities
* The siblings left Havana on Friday and made it to Moscow on Saturday before connecting to a Beijing-bound flight that touched down Sunday
* In Colombia, U.S. vice president Mike Pence met Juan Guaido, recognized by the U.S. as the legitimate president, along with other regional leaders
* Pence announced more sanctions on the regime, singling out four governors, while at the border clashes continued in protest at an aid blockade

Venezuela's second-most powerful man has sent his children to China amid the possibility President Nicolás Maduro's government will crumble.

Diosdado Cabello, leader of Venezuela's National Constituent Assembly (ANC), whisked his daughter and his youngest son off on a plane to Shanghai over the weekend.

It immediately raised suspicions because his wife's surname - Contreras - was on the boarding passes.

Daniella Cabello, 22, boarded the plane with a US-issued passport as Desiree (her middle name) Contreras while his son Tito Cabello, 17, used a Ugandan passport and used the name Tito Contreras.

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WNU Editor:  I would not be surprised if multiple families in Venezuela's elite are sending their children out of the country. They see the writing on the wall.