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Coercion, Kidnapping and Legal Malfeasance: The Illicit Route of the Alex Saab Case

October 20, 2021 scorinoco #FreeAlex Saab, #SanctionsKill, Alex Saab, Cape Verde, CLAP, crimes against humanity, Dialogue Table, diplomatic immunity, ECOWAS, human rights violations, Hybrid warfare, illegal detention, illegal extradition, International Campaign to Free Alex Saab, Iran, Kidnapping, lack of due process, OFAC, political prisoner, regime change operation, Russia, Switzerland, unilateral coercive measures, United Nations Human Rights Council, US blockade against Venezuela, US political pressure on Cape Verde, Venezuela, violations of international law

In multiple venues, including meetings within the framework of the dialogue process taking place in Mexico, the government of the

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Sanctions Against Venezuela Are Flagrant Violations of International Law, Says Arreaza

June 10, 2021 Daniela Jimenez Alena Douhan, crimes against humanity, human rights violations, International Criminal Court (ICC), international law, Jorge Arreaza, sactions and looting of Venezuelan assets, unilateral coercive measures, United Nations Charter, United Nations Human Rights Council, us blockade, US sanctions on Venezuela

”The illegal nature of unilateral coercive measures, called sanctions, has been clearly established. They are a flagrant violation of all

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Unfounded UN Report on Venezuela Being Used as an Instrument of Regime Change (US Peace Council Statement)

September 29, 2020September 30, 2020 orinocotribune European Union, Mike Pompeo, Organization of American States (OAS), Trump, United Nations Human Rights Council, US Imperialism, US Sanctions, Venezuela, Venezuela's 2020 Parliamentary Elections

By US Peace Council – Sep 28, 2020 The United Nations Human Rights Council issued a report* by the Independent