US EditionVenezuela’s top prosecutor announces criminal probe against opposition leaders González, Machado
- Venezuela’s top prosecutor announced a criminal investigation against opposition leaders Edmundo González and Maria Corina Machado for urging armed forces to stop supporting President Nicolás Maduro.
- Attorney General Tarek William Saab stated the investigation stems from a letter where González and Machado incited disobedience against Maduro.
- Both leaders have gone into hiding due to fears of arrest or harm, with Maduro's government threatening imprisonment.
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Venezuela Opposition Leaders Face Criminal Probe After Asking Army to ‘Stand on the Side of the People’
Venezuela’s Public Ministry has launched a criminal probe into opposition leaders for their appeal to the army and police to “stand on the side of the people” amid protests over the disputed election results. The probe was initiated after an Aug. 5 letter by opposition candidate Edmundo Gonzalez and leader Maria Corina Machado urged the armed forces to stop suppressing protesters and “respect the voice of the people.” In a statement on Monday, t…
La fiscalía de Venezuela abrió el lunes una investigación penal contra los líderes opositores María Corina Machado y Edmundo González Urrutia por presunta «instigación a la insurrección», luego de que exhortaran a los militares a ponerse «del lado del pueblo» entre denuncias de fraude en las presidenciales. El alto mando de la Fuerza Armada ha expresado su «apoyo incondicional» y «lealtad absoluta» al presidente Nicolás Maduro y rápido reconoció…
A prosecution was launched against two leading opposition politicians in Venezuela after they urged the armed forces to discontinue their support for recently re-elected President Nicolás Maduro, who was re-elected according to the Venezuelan National Electoral Council - an outcome that has been questioned internationally. Protests have taken place in the country multiple times, with the police reacting with rubber bullets and tear gas, and near…
Venezuela strongman Nicolás Maduro tells followers to delete WhatsApp because it’s being used by ‘fascists’ to spread violence
Maduro’s attack on social media platforms comes on the heels of a wave of repression by his regime against any resistance to his self-declared win in the presidential election.
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