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The Venezuelan ambbadador to the United Kingdom, Rocío Maneiro, accuses the British channel BBC of spreading false information about the South American country.
"A series of false statements are repeated in this media, without making any Maneiro said Monday in a statement
that the BBC published an article last June on alleged violations of human rights. 39, man in Venezuela 500,000 dead in the Bolivarian country after the dismissal of ex-prosecutor Luisa Ortega Díaz
What has been disseminated is based on data extracted from a report by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), Zeid Raad Husein, for whom Maneiro also accused him of altering the figures of extrajudicial deaths.
A series of misrepresentations are repeated in this environment, without any effort of investigation, verification of the information or authentication of the sources ", denounces the Venezuelan ambbadador to London, Rocío Maneiro, to About the article published last month r the BBC.
The Venezuelan diplomat described the OHCHR document as "extremely illegal" because, in his opinion, it is not authorized by the United Nations ( UN). 19659003] Be that as it may, he baderts that although he does not directly hold the BBC responsible for the statements published by Raad al-Husein, but the fact calls into question the party taken and veracity of the sources In addition, the Venezuelan ambbadador urged the BBC to adhere to the principles of journalism, especially impartiality and journalistic ethics, and to cover the reality is happening in the world. South American Country
The Venezuelan government, led by Nicolás Maduro, has repeatedly accused Western countries and their media of altering the reality in the South American country in order to exert more pressure. against this nation.
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