María Luisa Storani: "Kirchnerism applies different standards to measure human rights"

The MP for change in Parliament, María Luisa StoraniHe said it seemed "shameful and unfortunate" that Kirchnerism prevents the treatment of the initiative for the Mercosur Parliament to adhere to the "Bachelet Report". "We ask to allow a debate," he said. All news, warning that "the Front of all has certain standards to measure the human rights of some countries and others for others".

"Venezuela has experienced a terrible situation," said the legislator, who explained: "When Michele Bachelet presents the United Nations report on the situation in Venezuela, which It's flawless because it respects the basic UN protocols and that no other country in the world can measure the human rights situation.I submitted a project to Parlasur to make the Bachelet report our own report and we already have an approved report. "

"I presented it in July 2019, and She understood the request for a special session for Bachelet to visit Parlasurand that it is difficult for Venezuelan parliamentarians to attend the sessions because they have many difficulties to come, especially those of the opposition ". "This report was dealt with by the first commission, but it did not have an office because we had to open the session," the legislator continued. "During the month, I tried to be treated again on commission.In September, the same thing happened, which is serious because the topic dealt with all over the world was the situation of human rights in Venezuela. "

Bachelet: "The human rights situation continues to affect millions of people in Venezuela"

"My intention was that Parlasur accept the approval of this project, but we could not do it and they launched it for this month," the legislator explained., who explained that the Kirchner, the broad Uruguayan front and others of the Brazilian front "have left out the project of Venezuela". "Here, it is clear that the Frente de Todos has standards for measuring the human rights of some countries and another for others."

"In Parliament, Kirchnerist's representatives are waving their flags to defend human rights, depending on the country. They deny the atrocities committed at #Venezuela by not even wanting to take into account the Bachelet report, "denounced the legislator on Twitter. "Regarding K's refusal to address the issue of human rights in Venezuela," writes Storani "It is paradoxical and eloquent to see what they choose to talk about the rights of the Kurdish people and the situation in Ecuador, as well as the territorial integrity in Syria." "They are wearing the right clothes and sending them," he said.

During a speech at the 42nd session of the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva, Bachelet had presented a difficult report on the situation in Venezuela under the government of President Nicolás Maduro. "My office has continued to document cases of possible extrajudicial executions by members of the Special Forces of the National Police Action – called FAES – in some parts of the country," he said.

Bachelet also indicated that his office He documented "cases of torture and ill-treatment, both physical and psychological, of persons arbitrarily deprived of their liberty, particularly soldiers". In a first report, presented on July 5, Bachelet denounced "the erosion of the rule of law" in Venezuela, also warning that international sanctions aggravated the crisis in the country.

"The human rights situation continues to affect millions of people in Venezuela and clearly has destabilizing effects on the region," said the former Chilean president in his latest report.

S.D.