US puppet Juan Guaidó
This professional legal opinion by Ms. Bracho explains why Guaidó was able to return to Venezuela without being arrested. To summarize, and in the interests of explaining a document (below) which contained some phrases that were difficult to precisely translate in the language of Venezuela's constitutional legal framework, given my time constraints and not being a Venezuelan lawyer, I can nevertheless explain what is being said:
Guaidó is wanted for questioning, but there is not an arrest order against him. He violated a court order not to leave the country while the investigation is pending, but he also appealed this order and 'jammed' the legal process in so doing, so that his otherwise unlawful exit from the country actually placed him in a grey-zone. That means that in the interim, the courts may decide not to issue an arrest warrant based upon his departure from the country. While the courts generally frown on flagrant cases of not acknowledging a court order (prohibition), the courts should generally tend to use the least amount of coercion against a person who is being accused, or is wanted for questioning in a process which could lead to being accused. The latter case actually applies to Guaidó who has not yet been accused.
Comment: This weighed and considered response on the part of the Venezuelan government and judiciary is exactly what the reactive and mindless empire to the north was not counting on. Step by reasonable step Venezuela may get out of the trap set on them by those that would seek to plunder its resources and crush their sovereignty.