Attorney General should investigate unconstitutional orders of President Chavez
Source: Gabriela Simosa. Photo: Cesar Mendoza
1/12/10
The lawyer and political leader of the state of Bolivar, Nelson Carpio, criticized the lack of action by the Attorney General's Office, Luisa Ortega Díaz against the President of Venezuela Hugo Chavez to publicly admit two illegal acts.
He recalled that last Sunday, in radio and television chain nationwide Chavez boasted that he had ordered Defense Minister now, Mata Figueroa making a group of farms in the state of Barinas, where he held the official Commander of the garrison in that entity. "
Consider that in admitting this fact, the president admitted to having given an order unconstitutional and illegal, which is typified by Carpio, the Organic Law against Organized Crime (2005).
"Articles 16, paragraph five, 17, 18 and 26 are talking about the crimes of theft, robbery and some other common, but with the aggravating immediate cooperation to be instructed by a public official, which creates criminal liability ".
In interpreting the attorney says you can not accuse the Venezuelan government, this crime is individual responsibility, this is where "failed Attorney General's Office, Luisa Ortega Diaz, who for news criminis opening an investigation must confess the intellectual author ask the National Assembly (AN) and the courts to open a preliminary hearing on merit, which is a complicit behavior of officials of both powers. "
Collins argues that a similar case happened to Franklin Brito, and was taken to military hospital with a warrant based on an action disengaged by the former Supreme Court over 10 years.
Believes that the judge signed the order and the Ombudsman are complicit in a crime that led to the death of Brown. "On these facts had opened an investigation to determine responsibilities."
On the other hand, urged the newly elected deputies of the NA and the social democratic party and the ruling party to assume its responsibility to the country, urging the relevant authorities opened an investigation and determine the degree of responsibility and crime that could be committed in these two cases mentioned.
No prescribed
Seen as a serious consequence to occur to allow actions that go against the Venezuelan judicial system because it also discourages investments of private capital, leading to an economic crisis Venezuela "these are some irresponsible and illegal behavior are not sanctioned by the responsible agencies to enforce the laws. "
Finally, he recalled that some crimes do not prescribe, "is prosecutable by international agencies, according to treaties signed by Venezuela, anywhere in the world.
