He assures that the Argentine Embassy is under siege for sheltering opponents of Nicolás Maduro’s government.
The Government presented a complaint this Tuesday against his pair of Venezuela before the International Criminal Court for siege and threats towards the asylum seekers who are in the residence of the Ambassador of the Argentina in city of Caracas.
The presentation was made by the Argentine ambassador to the Netherlands, Mario Javier Oyarzabalwho denounced the Venezuelan government for cut off the electricity and gas of the diplomatic residence, and, in addition, surround he property with political groups of the Venezuelan regime.
“The situation in Venezuela demands immediate attention. We deeply regret the lack of substantive progress in the investigation carried out by the Prosecutor’s Office. After the elections of July 28, the circumstances in the country have deteriorated even more,” he stated. Oyarzabal.
““Venezuela cannot be considered a rule of law.”considered the diplomatic and called on the international community to act accordingly. “Arbitrary detentions, inhuman treatment and serious violations of fundamental rights require rigorous and comprehensive investigations that live up to the expectations of international justice,” he questioned.
Who is asylum in the Argentine Embassy in Caracas
In Argentine diplomatic residence Opponents of the Venezuelan government chaired by Nicolás Maduro are asylum seekers, who participated in the electoral campaign that led Edmundo González Urrutia to the presidency..
The then Argentine chancellor, Diana Mondino, revealed in an assembly of the Organization of American States (OAS) that The opposition campaign command operated inside the Argentine embassy. According to him, it was due to threats against this political space.
At this moment, they are isolated Magalli Meda, who was the campaign manager for the presidential elections; Claudia Macero, Communications coordinator; Omar González, former deputy; Humberto Villaloboselectoral coordinator of the Campaign Command, and the former minister Fernando Martínez Mottola, advisor to the Democratic Unitary Platform (PUD), the largest opposition bloc, and Pedro Urruchurtu Noselli.
Source: Ambito
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