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When it comes to a Chavista, the “principle of innocence” must be respected
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When it comes to a Chavista, the “principle of innocence” must be respected
RICO’s Q — In my article, I pointed out that the impeachment process against Rodrigo Chaves has hit a wall because nine alternate magistrates for the Constitutional Court haven’t been appointed. The government claims this mess is entirely the fault of the current group of legislators. But the truth might not be as clear-cut as our leaders want us to think. More than a year ago, Rodrigo Chaves—now working under Doña Laura, depending on who you as…
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