US EditionVenezuela Approves Law Seeking to Penalize Actions that Go Against Freedom of Navigation
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CARACAS (AP) — Venezuela's pro-government National Assembly on Tuesday passed a law penalizing actions that threaten freedom of navigation and maritime trade amid tensions with the United States and…
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CARACAS (AP) — Venezuela's National Assembly, with its overwhelming pro-government majority, approved a bill in its first reading Monday that seeks to penalize actions that threaten freedom of navigation and trade, amid tensions with the United States and the seizure of ships carrying Venezuelan oil by the U.S. Navy in Caribbean waters. Pro-government deputy Giuseppe Alessandrello introduced the initiative, which he said aims to "protect the nat…
Venezuela's AN passed a law that guarantees the country's freedom of trade and navigation in the face of US threats.
The Venezuelan Parliament approved in first discussion a law to guarantee trade against the "blockage" of the US.
Caracas. On Tuesday, the National Assembly of Venezuela endorsed the Law on the Protection of the Freedoms of Navigation and Trade against Piracy, Blockage and Other International Unlawful Acts, which seeks to reaffirm the provisions and protections of all treaties of international law relating to maritime navigation ratified by Venezuela.
You have been sentenced to 20 years of imprisonment or for any person who, from Venezuela, promotes or supports ship blocks and acts of "piracy".
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