Published 09/07/2024 5:24:21 p.m.

The reason why The Washington Post reported conflict of interest in the Maduro case to the ICC

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The American media outlet The Washington Post reported this Friday that in the case against Nicolás Maduro in the International Criminal Court (ICC) there would be a conflict of interest, due to the alleged presence of lawyer Venkateswari Alagendra in the defense team of the Chavista leader, who would be the cousin of the agency's chief prosecutor, Karim Khan. “When Alagendra appeared in court representing the (Maduro) team in November, no one o…

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