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Secret detentions, known under international law as “forced disappearances,” are playing a critical role in the Venezuelan government’s efforts to control its population, according to documentation by @ForoPenal and @RFKHumanRights.
Venezuela's decision to "disappear" many of its citizens is reminiscent of the right-wing Latin American dictatorships that Maduro and Chávez denounced. Argentina and Chile were infamous for secretly detaining — and often murdering — people in the 1970s and 1980s.
Keep in mind while reading this piece secret detentions on Venezuela: Forced disappearances are considered by international law to be a crime against humanity if they are proven to be systematic.
anyone would say that being on the right is "bad" but being a dictatorship on the left is "good", I wonder or what will the Ukrainians (holodomor), the Cambodians or the Chinese themselves think when Mao's "great leap forward"
Venezuela has a socialism and the opposition belongs to the socialist international, there are no right-wing parties here, don't lie.
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