"The National Assembly of Venezuela rejects the ruling
of the Commission that violates the sovereignty and independence of the
Republic of Venezuela."
He reiterated that the Constitution is the supreme law and
the legal basis, "so everyone must obey it."
He stressed that Parliament notes with astonishment and
concern the decision of the Commission, "by which the Venezuelan state is
doomed by the imposition of administrative sanctions" LeopoldoLopez,
issued by the Comptroller General.
He said, the court ruling ordered that the Venezuelan
government through the bodies and the National Electoral Council must ensure
that sanctions are not an impediment for the defendant to run for elections ..
More over, the deputy of the opposition, Juan Carlos Caldera
urged the national government to with draw from the Organization of American
States (OAS) because they do not "respect" the decisions of this
international body.
"The debate here is that the Republic of Venezuela, in
November 69 signed the American Convention on Human Rights, but on 11September
2001, President (...) signed the Inter-American Democratic Charter to ratify
the American Convention Human Rights, then to sign something if they
want respect. "
He emphasized that the Venezuelan government was and is
defended before the Commission "but if it serves to go there (...) take
then lean far Bolivarian sovereignty of the OAS."
He also argued that the political disqualifications is a way
of trying to take gaming to people who have high support.
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