Maduro is not the legitimate president of Venezuela; as per the Hugo Chavez-ratified constitution, the National Assembly removed Maduro as legitimate head of state in January, replacing him with current interim President Juan Guaid. The United Nations has refused to recognize the laws of Venezuela and accept Guaid’s representatives, opting to legitimize the Maduro regime, instead.
Sunday, October 20, 2019
Venezuela Returns to United Nations Human Rights Council
Venezuela Returns to United Nations Human Rights Council:
The rogue socialist regime of Venezuela won a seat on the United Nations Human Rights Council on Thursday, a month after the same council published a scathing report accusing dictator Nicolas Maduro of gross human rights abuses.
Maduro is not the legitimate president of Venezuela; as per the Hugo Chavez-ratified constitution, the National Assembly removed Maduro as legitimate head of state in January, replacing him with current interim President Juan Guaid. The United Nations has refused to recognize the laws of Venezuela and accept Guaid’s representatives, opting to legitimize the Maduro regime, instead.
Maduro is not the legitimate president of Venezuela; as per the Hugo Chavez-ratified constitution, the National Assembly removed Maduro as legitimate head of state in January, replacing him with current interim President Juan Guaid. The United Nations has refused to recognize the laws of Venezuela and accept Guaid’s representatives, opting to legitimize the Maduro regime, instead.
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