They published pictures of the corpse of the soldier Oscar Perez to show that he had been killed by the Maduro government.

March 15, 2019

The images were published on the Twitter of the Attorney General in Exile of Venezuela. He denounced his intention to send them to the International Criminal Court as evidence of the Chavista mbadacre.

The The Venezuelan Attorney General in Exile, Luisa Ortega Díaz, shared shocking footage of the body of the ex-police officer, Oscar Pérez, who rebelled against Nicolás Maduro's regime.

On his Twitter account, the magistrate pointed out that will send in the coming days to the International Criminal Court more than 300 photos He has mbadacre perpetrated by the Venezuelan National Police in El Junquito against Perez and a group of insurgents.

In the images, the bullet impacts received by Perez in the head and body are visible.

3/3 We also have strong evidence that the two members of collectives who died during the event were murdered by their FAES colleagues, who executed the mbadacre on the order of @NicolasMaduro

– Luisa Ortega Díaz (@lortegadiaz) March 14, 2019

Ortega Díaz explained that during the operation in El Junquito, Chavez groups died and added that they had not been killed by Pérez and his insurgent group, but "By his colleagues the special force of the Bolivarian National Police (FAES)".

This one It is not the first time that Luisa Ortega presents evidence of Maduro's crimes. For this reason, she was fired by the regime on August 5, 2017 and forced to leave the country.

Pérez was killed on January 15, 2018 after being hidden for several months after being rebelled against the Chavist dictatorship.. That day, the national police surrounded him and was shot dead after an armed clash.

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During the operation, the ex-cop posted a series of videos on Instagram, claiming that the authorities had surrounded him and the group that had accompanied him.

In some videos, Pérez said he wanted to surrender to the authorities. But he claimed that they had not stopped firing despite his provisions. In his last recording, the policeman had spots on his face that looked like blood and he seemed to be crying out: "We will deliver, do not keep firing".

During the operation, six other people were murdered and the same number of detainees accused of belonging to a "terrorist group".