The amnesty law approved in Venezuela was initially welcomed as a real possibility for beginning to close one of the most painful chapters of political…
A few weeks after the U.S. military intervention in Venezuela, various documents began to emerge outlining milestones or indicators deemed necessary to consider that Venezuela…
From the “new political moment,” as the Rodrigato—the de facto government of the Rodríguez brothers—described it, Venezuela quickly moved to “a new moment for justice.”…
On February 25, Alfredo Ruiz Angulo submitted his resignation as Ombudsman in a letter in which he cited “personal, family and health reasons”. That same…
On February 19, the National Assembly unanimously approved the Amnesty Law for Democratic Coexistence, an instrument theoretically aimed at releasing hundreds of people prosecuted for…
The amnesty bill has become the most demanding test for the de facto regime after imposing state terrorism: it will define whether its commitment is…
“Changing everything so that nothing changes” is a premise used in politics, inspired by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa’s novel Il Gattopardo (The Leopard). A commission…
Within the framework of the V Forum in Paris, the presidents of Argentina, Colombia, France, and the Norwegian chancellor held a gathering with the government…