CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan chief prosecutor Tarek Saab on Thursday announced charges against Roland Carreno, the coordinator of opposition political party Popular Will, for alleged “terrorist financing” and conspiracy to destabilize the country. Carreno had been arrested earlier this week in what opposition leader Juan Guaido, a Popular Will member, called a “forced disappearance.” Venezuelan authorities did not disclose Carreno’s arrest for nearly 24 hours after the party first denounced that he was apprehended by unidentified individuals. “It has become clear that Carreno is in charge of distributing the money that funds the groups that are trying to submerge Venezuela in conflict,” Saab said in a state television address. Carreno heard the charges during a court appearance on Wednesday, his lawyer wrote on Twitter.