The "Triangle of Corruption" Shakes the Amnesty Law: Names, Positions, and Figures that Shock the Judiciary
The recent statements by Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, about alleged judges charging money to apply the Amnesty Law have sparked new accusations about a supposed corruption scheme within the Venezuelan judicial system. Rodríguez publicly acknowledged irregularities in the administration of justice and assured that she had requested action against judicial officials accused of profiting from the amnesty process.
TL;DR
- Acting Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez acknowledged alleged bribes for applying the Amnesty Law.
- A corruption scheme named "El Triángulo de la Corrupción" is reportedly demanding payments in dollars and cryptocurrencies for amnesty.
- Named officials include Luis Ernesto Dueñez Reyes, Carolina Molinos Rodríguez, and Carlos Liendo.
- Alleged payment amounts range from $15,000 to $300,000 per case.
- The Amnesty Law, intended for political reconciliation, faces accusations of delays, discretion, and illegal charges.
- Human rights organizations and families of detainees are demanding transparency and investigation.
- No formal investigations have been announced against the accused officials.