The government of Nicolás Maduro has expelled the staff of the United Nations (UN) High Commissioner for Human Rights from Venezuela, a move that worries the international community given the upcoming presidential elections in the lowland country. This decision comes at a time of growing internal political and social tension following reports of enforced disappearances of human rights activists such as Rocío San Miguel.
For this reason, in this note we will try to take a look at how this drastic measure would affect the international relations of this country, especially with the USA U.N. and countries committed to protecting human rights.
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Why did Nicolás Maduro expel the UN commissioners from Venezuela?
The decision to remove employees from the UN High Commissioner by the regime Nicolas Maduro This would be interpreted as a response to international criticism and pressure after denouncing political persecution and apparent kidnappings of opposition figures supporting the candidacy of María Corina Machado for the next elections.
It should be noted that previous reports of the U.N. They had already reported cases of enforced disappearances, arbitrary detentions and other human rights violations, increasing pressure on Venezuela's ruling party to implement significant changes. In this sense, the case of the disappearance of Rocío San Miguel has caused a stir since it was the trigger for the government's ban on the office in the Caribbean country.
“This decision is taken due to the inappropriate role of this institution, which, far from presenting itself as an impartial entity, has led it to become the private law firm of the group of coup plotters and terrorists who are constantly conspiring against the country .” ,” he said Chancellor Yvan Gil.
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What did the United Nations say after the expulsion from Venezuela?
After the expulsion, the U.N. expressed deep concern about the impact of this decision on the protection of human rights Venezuela. The organization stressed the importance of the international presence to ensure impartial monitoring of the situation and provide assistance to the victims.
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk expressed his disappointment and concern, reaffirmed the UN's commitment to continue external monitoring and reporting on the situation in Venezuela, and called on the government of Nicolás Maduro to reconsider its decision . In this sense he also referred to the arrest of Rocío San Miguel.
The UN is calling for the release of human rights activist Rocío San Miguel, who was arrested for the alleged plot against Nicolás Maduro. Photo: X
“We follow with great concern the detention of human rights defender Rocío San Miguel. Their whereabouts remain unknown, which could qualify their detention as enforced disappearances. We demand their immediate release and respect for their right to legal defense,” he said U.N. in X
What sanctions are Venezuela facing after the UN is expelled from the country?
The exclusion of employees from the U.N. could have serious consequences for Venezuela, both in the diplomatic and economic spheres. There is a possibility that international sanctions will be tightened, which would worsen the country's already critical economic situation. Furthermore, this measure could further isolate the South American nation on the international stage and limit its ability to receive external aid and cooperation.
María Corina Machado expressed her concern for the future of Venezuela. Photo: Composition LR/ AFP.
United States and the European Unionwho have already imposed sanctions against the regime Nicolas Maduro, may consider additional measures in response to this action. This could include stricter economic restrictions and greater diplomatic isolation, which would negatively impact Venezuela's economy and the daily lives of its citizens.
Let us remember that people are also worried about the political future Venezuelabecause without the organization there would be no observers able to monitor and monitor the correct conduct of the presidential elections in 2024. Added to this would be the conviction of María Corina Machado, who is avoiding her role as a candidate in the 2024 elections.
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