The Macri government collects complaints against Chavez for human rights violations.

The Argentine government announced Sunday that it would begin to receive complaints about possible human rights violations in Venezuela.

The task will fall to the Ministry of Justice, in charge of Germán Garavano. The agency will be responsible for collecting all the testimonials and information of people who have suffered or have knowledge of this type of events.

These data will then be badyzed and sent to the relevant international organizations for evaluation, with the aim of helping to put an end to these crimes and to remedy them, as officially stated.

If necessary, the identity of those who will attend the claim will be reserved, in accordance with global standards.

In addition, the Argentine authorities have invited different institutions of civil society to participate as observers of this operation.

From 24 to 27 July 2019 and 29 and 31 July at the Migrant Orientation Center located at Presidente Luis Sáenz Peña 1626 (CABA), between 10 and 20 hours, human rights violations in Venezuela will be reported. Any additional information, call line 149 pic.twitter.com/FHT81agJSI

– Germán Garavano (@german_garavano) July 21, 2019

According to the Government, this decision was taken in the context of the report prepared by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bacheletin which he strongly questions the situation in Venezuela.

In addition, they explained that with this type of tasks, they respected the international commitments and obligations entered into by the country in this regard.

Reports can be written at the Migrants' Orientation Center, located in Presidente Luis Saenz Peña street in 1626, in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, between 24 and 27 and between 29 and 31 July: 00 at 20:00.

The government has also authorized the 24 hour 24 hour hotline, providing more details on this operation.

This is a new measure taken by the administration of Mauricio Macri against Nicolás Maduro's regime in Venezuela, which he has repeatedly accused of being dictatorial.

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