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2024-09-07 23:55:07
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Argentina Demands Arrest Warrant Against Maduro Amid International Outcry

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Argentina leads the charge in demanding an arrest warrant for Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro due to alleged crimes against humanity. Former Ibero-American leaders, including Pastrana and Uribe, urge the ICC to act.

Venezuela revokes Brazil's authorization to represent Argentine interests, escalating tensions. Venezuelan security forces surround the Argentine Embassy in Caracas, raising concerns of a possible takeover.

The ongoing spat sees Brazil refusing to surrender the embassy housing opposition figures. International pressure mounts as accusations of election fraud and human rights violations persist against Maduro's regime.

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Argentina's Demands for Arrest Warrant Against Maduro

Argentina is demanding an arrest warrant against Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, as the actions of the government could constitute crimes against humanity. The opposition does not recognize Maduro's election victory and claims victory for their candidate Edmundo González Urrutia, against whom the Venezuelan Attorney General's Office has issued an arrest warrant. Former Ibero-American leaders, including Andrés Pastrana and Álvaro Uribe, are urging the International Criminal Court to issue an arrest warrant against Maduro and his chain of command for crimes against humanity and state terrorism in Venezuela. Concerns have also been raised about the integrity of opposition leader María Corina Machado and presidential candidate Edmundo González. Venezuelan security forces have surrounded the Argentine Embassy in Caracas, where campaign advisors for opposition leader María Corina Machado are seeking refuge. Maduro's government has intensified the repression against the Venezuelan opposition.

Vice President: Maduro Rival Has Left Venezuela - Seeking Asylum ... in Spain

Venezuelan opposition candidate Edmundo González has fled to Spain after challenging Maduro's contested re-election. The Spanish government facilitated his departure on a Spanish air force plane, as he had an arrest warrant and the post-election violence claimed 27 lives and injured 192 people. Meanwhile, Venezuela has revoked Brazil's authorization to represent Argentine interests, including administering the embassy where six other opposition figures are sheltering. González was a last-minute stand-in when opposition leader María Corina Machado was banned from running, and he ran against President Nicolas Maduro.

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7. September 2024 um 18:37

Venezuelan security forces surround the Argentine Embassy amid growing tension

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Venezuelan security forces, including the Sebin (secret service) and the DAET (hooded officials), surround the Argentine Embassy in Caracas, where campaign advisers of opposition leader María Corina Machado have taken refuge. Argentine Security Minister Patricia Bullrich denounces the possible "incursion and takeover" of the embassy, under the custody of Brazil since Argentine President Javier Milei broke off relations with Venezuela. Several former Latin American and Spanish leaders have requ..
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7. September 2024 um 04:43

Argentina demands arrest warrant against Maduro

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Argentina is demanding an arrest warrant against Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, as the actions of the government could constitute crimes against humanity. The opposition does not recognize Maduro's election victory and claims victory for their candidate Edmundo González Urrutia, against whom the Venezuelan Attorney General's Office has issued an arrest warrant.
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7. September 2024 um 16:20

Venezuela revokes Brazil's authorization to represent Argentine interests in the country

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Venezuela revoked Brazil's authorization to represent Argentine interests, including the embassy sheltering six opposition figures. Brazil stated it would remain in custody and defense of Argentine interests, highlighting the inviolability of the Argentine diplomatic mission. Argentina requested the ICC to issue an arrest warrant against Maduro and other officials for post-election events. Venezuela broke relations with Argentina following its disputed presidential election, which Brazil, Colo..
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7. September 2024 um 18:07

Pastrana and 30 other former Ibero-American leaders call on ICC to order Maduro's arrest

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31 ex-Ibero-American leaders, including Pastrana, Uribe, Macri, and Aznar, demand ICC arrest Maduro for crimes against humanity and state terrorism after Venezuela's disputed July 28 election, which they call a 'coup d'état'. They accuse Maduro and Diosdado Cabello of persecuting opposition figures like María Corina Machado and Edmundo González. The ICC is urged to protect civilians, as Maduro took power after Chávez's death. Argentina's government and the European Union have also called for M..
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