Venezuela Agrees To Review 200 New Violent Cases Following the Events of July 28, 2024

In recent days, the Public Prosecutor’s Office also reported that 179 revisions of measures were approved between December 10 and 14, reflecting a continuous effort by the State to address these cases. Dec 20, 2024 Photo: Correo del Orinoco

December 20, 2024 Hour: 9:14 pm

The Public Prosecutor’s Office emphasized that this review process is being carried out in coordination with the judiciary, in compliance with Article 136 of the Venezuelan Constitution.

The Public Prosecutor’s Office of Venezuela announced this Friday that it has requested and agreed to review 200 new judicial proceedings related to violent acts perpetrated by the Venezuelan extreme right following the presidential elections of July 28, 2024.

In a statement, the tax authority stated that, with these new applications, the total number of releases under the principles established in the Constitution of the Republic is now 733. This measure is part of the Venezuelan government’s commitment to guaranteeing due process and protecting human rights.

The Public Prosecutor’s Office emphasized that this review process is being carried out in coordination with the judiciary, in compliance with Article 136 of the Venezuelan Constitution.

The Attorney General of the Republic has, on several occasions, denounced a media campaign that seeks to delegitimize those involved in these violent acts by presenting them as political prisoners.

This context highlights the complexity of the political landscape in Venezuela and the commitment of the government to maintain a focus on peace, justice, and respect for human rights.

The Venezuelan authorities continue to work on a comprehensive review of these cases, reaffirming their position in defense of the rule of law and the welfare of the people.