Nicolas Maduro's antibloqueo law against U.S. sanctions: Corruption made law

Our interpretation of Nicolas Maduro's regime anti U.S. sanctions constitutional law (see pdf below) isn't verbose. In short, Maduro has vested himself with an instrument that does not exist in Venezuela's jurisprudence (constitutional law), cloaks it under ius cogens, to do whatever off-the-books business he sees fit, with whichever entity, local or international, in the most absolute obscurity. No authority in the land is to learn what, when, or how deals under it are done. Proceeds -which could be gotten in either traditional monetary instruments or in crypto- are to be kept hidden from Venezuela's Treasury. Publication of any deal generated under this framework is expressly prohibited. Lots of mentions to "national security", read chavista subjectivism is spirit behind it. It is, effectively, corruption made law.