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Nicolás Maduro Would Receive Death Penalty or Life Imprisonment: Exdictor Asked to Investigate for New Crimes
In the last few hours, a formal request was made to the U.S. Department of Justice to open an investigation against Nicol s Maduro for crimes that could sentence him to life imprisonment or even death.
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In the last few hours, a formal request was made to the U.S. Department of Justice to open an investigation against Nicol s Maduro for crimes that could sentence him to life imprisonment or even death.
A group of Venezuelan lawyers in exile asked the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate Nicolás Maduro for torture, which would open an unprecedented judicial front that would lead him to the death penalty. The petition against Maduro, introduced on January 4, is based on the Federal Statute against Torture, a rule that allows anyone present in U.S. territory to be prosecuted for these acts committed anywhere in the world.
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