TIAR: Peace in the Americas as a priority
More than 70 years ago, the defense of the peace and integrity of the countries of the Americas brought their leaders together to create an instrument of public international law...
More than 70 years ago, the defense of the peace and integrity of the countries of the Americas brought their leaders together to create an instrument of public international law...
On August 5, 2019, the National Executive of the United States of America (USA) administration signed a new Executive Order against the Government of Venezuela,...
The Special Law Against Computer Crimes was published in Official Gazette No. 37.313, on October 30, 2001, however, said legal instrument established in the Official Gazette No. 37.313, on October 30, 2001,...
The restriction to the free convertibility of the currency began to be in force in Venezuela in 2003. The regulation extended for 15 years in the country and prohibited the sale of...
In 2003, the Law Against Foreign Exchange Illicit Activities was enacted, with the intention of regulating through state mechanisms the sale and purchase of foreign currency. This action was aimed at...
The universal jurisdiction of all States was absorbed by the International Criminal Court, when the Rome Statute was formulated and all subscribing States declined in favor of...
The concept of international jurisdiction is defined as "a legal principle that allows or requires a State to criminally prosecute certain crimes, regardless of where they were committed....
Parliamentary immunity is an issue on the table. Being a representative of the people's power in Parliament, where the laws that direct the destiny of all are created and debated, is...