The international organization reminded
the authorities that the international court's
decisions are binding for
the country.
Venezuela is
bound by the decisions of the Inter-American
Court of Human Rights And the Organization of American States (OAS) is required to
press for the authorities to abide
by the rulings of the court based
in San Jose (Costa Rica)
The statement
was made by Americas director at
Human Rights Watch,
José Miguel Vivanco, who sued the
secretary general of the continental body José Miguel Insulza, looking
for the government of President Hugo Chavez to
respect itsinternational obligations.
“The Court can not
mean anything to President Chavez, but its decisions are
binding for Venezuela and for all
other SouthAmerican countries remains the highest regional
authority in human rights,
"said Vivanco in a
press release, which rejected the
announcements made by various officials,
including the Head of State that will
not execute the court's decision allowing
the former mayorordered Chacao, Leopoldo López, participate in the
elections nextyear.
JUAN FRANCISCO ALONSO |
EL UNIVERSAL
martes 20 de septiembre de 2011 03:02 PM
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