cuba 2.0, publicación digital del PDC-Cuba

Desde hace varias décadas, Venezuela atraviesa intensos conflictos en diferentes órdenes de la vida nacional. Sin embargo, durante los últimos años se observa un patrón de acontecimientos preocupantes -que viene produciendo un veloz deterioro del estado de derecho, un agudo debilitamiento de las capacidades económicas internas y una expansión incontrolada de la violencia-, que amenaza derechos fundamentales de los venezolanos y el sistema de vida democrática en su conjunto.

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Guantánamo Bay Naval Base (Cuba) | Hiromi Yasui. The New York Times

The Hague.- AT the end of World War II, the Allied powers found themselves in charge of thousands of captured enemies, many of whom had committed unspeakable crimes. Some among the victors thought that the prisoners should simply be shot. Others, including many in the American government, steadfastly insisted that these men should be subjected to criminal proceedings. Thus the Nuremberg trials were born, tribunals that meted out justice for some of the 20th century’s worst atrocities while demonstrating the return of the rule of law on the European continent and the superiority of democratic values over Fascist lunacies.