Venezuela’s Leader Admits to ‘Abusive’ Use of Anti-Hate Law
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Correio da ManhãDelcy Rodríguez also stated that he believes in the principles of this legislation. "In the principle of tolerance, in the principle of love, in the way we relate to each other, so that hatred does not impose itself, but we can coexist"
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A hate speech law was approved in Venezuela in 2017 and has since been used to imprison critics.
Delcy Rodríguez, who has ruled under pressure from the United States since the capture of President Nicolás Maduro in January, enacted an amnesty law that allowed the release of hundreds of political prisoners
The leader of Venezuela recognized the "abuse" of the authorities of the law against hatred, an instrument that served to justify political arrests and that should be subject to reform, as required by opposition and non-governmental organizations.
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