A group of Venezuelan opposition figures
has asked the international criminal court (ICC) to probe the country’s leader,
Nicolás Maduro, and other officials for “crimes against humanity”, exiled
dissident Carlos Vecchio said on Wednesday. “Yesterday we formally presented a
request for the court to open a preliminary inquiry into high-ranking
officials, especially Maduro, because we consider that they have committed
crimes against humanity,” Vecchio told reporters in Madrid. The move –
confirmed by an ICC source – comes just weeks before 6 December legislative
elections in Venezuela, which polls say the opposition may win as people in the
oil-rich country suffer runaway inflation and shortages of basic goods. More…
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