First, it was the political parties, then trade union organizations such as the Bolivarian Farmers Federation of Venezuela, and now the Supreme Court of Justice has begun to target social and charity groups. At least this is the impression left […]
After a delay of more than a month, and in violation of the procedure established in the National Constitution and the Law, the questioned government-controlled National Assembly appointed the new magistrates of the Supreme Court of Justice on Tuesday, April […]
A quick ruling by the Judiciary, harshly questioned in its impartiality by different sectors, issued the political indictment of the opposition candidate. The projections had him as the winner of the gubernatorial race in Barinas, a traditional stronghold of Chavismo. […]
The Maduro government’s latest power play – in which loyalist judges appointed the board that will oversee end-of-year elections – is evidence to many in the Venezuelan opposition that talking is fruitless. But negotiations remain the only route to a stable […]
Since 2017, the centerpiece of the Maduro government’s political strategy has been to divide the opposition by presenting it with a dilemma: participate in or abstain from unfair elections. It has done this by artfully constructing elections so that conditions […]
The United States Department of Justice revealed the reasons why the current president of the Venezuelan Supreme Court of Justice, Maikel Moreno, is being investigated, indicted for money laundering. The investigation tells of millionaire bribes, bulky personal bank accounts and […]
In the first sentence of the year, the Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Tribunal of Justice (TSJ) seems to forget that it has accused the National Assembly (AN) of being in contempt of its decisions on the case of the […]
One year after the presidential elections held on May 20th, 2018 it seems necessary to highlight the fact that its results are far from being impartial, equitable, transparent and thus, trustworthy. To the point that those presidential elections only served […]
In a country ranking at the bottom of the World Justice Project’s Rule of Law Index, where the Supreme Court of Justice imposes bans on leaving the country and authorizes the stripping of the parliamentary immunity of the National Assembly […]
Since December 2015, the date in which the opposition won the majority in the National Assembly (AN) for the first time in seventeen years of Chavism, the Supreme Tribunal of Justice (TSJ), which rests in the hands of Maduro’s government, […]
