Rights Abuses Persist in Venezuela Despite Maduro’s Removal, UN Experts Say
- On Wednesday, the Fact-Finding Mission reported that Venezuela's "repressive apparatus" remains largely intact despite President Nicolas Maduro's removal from power earlier this year.
- Maduro's January detention brought a "significant decline in long-term detentions," yet the Fact-Finding Mission noted these changes lack institutional reforms required for sustainable human rights improvements.
- Security forces and pro-government "colectivos" remain active, with at least 19 officials accused of human rights violations continuing to hold their positions despite the transition.
- About 100 relatives of political prisoners marched on the Miraflores palace last Friday demanding releases, as NGOs estimate over 300 remain detained despite recent government amnesty measures.
- The Socialist Party government, which remains in power following Maduro's detention, is set to begin new transition talks with opposition groups this week.
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By Anabella González, CNN en Español More than eight months after President Nicolás Maduro's capture in a US military operation in Caracas, Venezuela has shown “limited improvements” in the human rights situation, but the country's repressive apparatus remains “intact,” said the International Independent Determination Mission
The mission states that it documented “patterns of torture and ill-treatment of persons detained for political reasons”.
At least 19 key officials in the violation of rights remain in the Government. The mission notes new methods of torture of detainees, such as confinement in underground tanks
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Experts claim that Venezuelans continue to be victims of human rights violations despite the "limited" improvements observed in the past year.
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