González Urrutia Warns About the Persistence of Repressive Structures After New UN Report
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The Independent International Fact-Finding Mission documented arbitrary arrests, torture and links between collectives and State structures, and the opposition leader warned that the reduction of repression does not mean that the structures that made it possible have disappeared.
EFE Venezuela's elected president, Edmundo González, spoke on Wednesday about the new report of the International Independent Fact-Finding Mission of the United Nations. In a message published in his X account, he highlighted the seriousness of what the document points out and stressed that “human rights are not a concession nor can they depend on political circumstances.” González identified several points in the report that, from his perspecti…
Edmundo González Urrutia questioned the permanence of repressive structures in Venezuela following the new UN human rights report. La entrada Edmundo González: «There is no democratic reconstruction without truth, memory and justice» #17Sep was first published in El Impulso.
An international UN mission notes that 12 Venezuelan officials previously identified in investigations into human rights violations are still in positions of power.
Noting the persistence of torture and impunity, he emphasized that the reconstruction of the country requires truth and justice, stressing that the documentation of the UN Mission is a fundamental pillar for any future democratic transition.
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