Former Presidents Felipe González, José María Aznar And Mariano Rajoy supported the report that former Colombian President Andrés Pastrana presented Friday to the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court to denounce “the widespread and systematic violations of human rights,” including “crimes against humanity”, of the Venezuelan regime Nicolas Maduro, and asked him to act “urgently”.
The signatories assure the prosecution that “the events preceding and following the presidential elections of July 28 in Venezuela” constitute a “practice of “state terrorism”as reported by the plaintiffs, among whom there are also Colombians. Alvaro Uribe and Ivan Duque; the Argentinian Mauricio Macri; the mexican Vincent Renard or the Bolivian Carlos Mesa.
And in this sense, they stressed that “the crimes against humanity that have been carried out and continue to be carried out continuously, including the recent arrest warrant against the real president-elect, Edmundo González Urrutia, are the work of an operational military structure whose chain of command is directly exercised by Nicolás Maduro Moros.”
Presented by Pastrana, the judicial report against the president of Venezuela is supported by 31 members of the Democratic Initiative of Spain and the Americas (IDEA-Democratica), a forum made up of former heads of state and government.
This complaint, which is extended to members of the Venezuelan army Because he is the fundamental supporter of the Maduro regime, he joins the case opened against Venezuela before the ICC.
