Venezuela's state prosecutor has panned unpopular President
Nicolas Maduro's plan to create a grassroots congress, deepening a rare public
split among the ruling Socialists as the death toll from two months of unrest
hit 51. Chief State Prosecutor Luisa Ortega stunned the crisis-hit country in
March when she lambasted the Supreme Court for annulling the powers of the
opposition-led National Assembly. Since then, she has been a wild card within
the publicly homogenous Venezuelan government, whose foes accuse it of seeking
to dodge elections by creating a parallel assembly with powers to rewrite the
constitution. More… Tuesday, May 23, 2017
Venezuela prosecutor decries Maduro plan, unrest worsens
Venezuela's state prosecutor has panned unpopular President
Nicolas Maduro's plan to create a grassroots congress, deepening a rare public
split among the ruling Socialists as the death toll from two months of unrest
hit 51. Chief State Prosecutor Luisa Ortega stunned the crisis-hit country in
March when she lambasted the Supreme Court for annulling the powers of the
opposition-led National Assembly. Since then, she has been a wild card within
the publicly homogenous Venezuelan government, whose foes accuse it of seeking
to dodge elections by creating a parallel assembly with powers to rewrite the
constitution. More…
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