US EditionDelcy Rodríguez Says the Amnesty Law "Is Coming to an End" and Pending Cases Can Be Reviewed Through Other Mechanisms
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The government of Venezuela has concluded the application of the amnesty law approved in February, just over two months after its implementation. Acting President Delcy Rodríguez announced the end of the trial on Thursday, stating that the measure benefited 8.6 thousand people persecuted for political reasons, who were imprisoned or subjected to different forms of restriction of freedom. The statement was made only one day before Delcy received …
Venezuela’s president-in-charge, Delcy Rodríguez, announced Thursday that the amnesty “comes to an end,” two months after the law was passed—which does not provide for an expiry—and when there are still 473 political prisoners, according to non-governmental organizations.
Delcy Rodríguez does not use details or explain what the end of the Amnesty Law means, but ensures that cases that are "expressly excluded" can be dealt with in other forums.
The interim president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, said this Thursday that the amnesty law comes to an end, assuring that it went “very well” after having benefited more than 8,600 people “who today have full freedom.” The Venezuelan president expressed this way in an act for the formation of the commission destined for the realization of the so-called Great National Consultation on the Reform of Criminal Justice, which, according to the Presi…
El Periódico
lacronicabadajoz.com"This Amnesty Law that comes to an end. For those cases that were excluded there are other spaces where they can be channeled." The "president in charge" of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez took advantage of an act in favor of judicial reform to terminate the scope of a regulation sanctioned by the National Assembly (AN) on 19 February. The announcement had a high political content and promises controversy. Delcy Rodríguez made it accompanied by his b…
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