VOICED : Justicia venezolana suspende apelacion de opositor preso

The Venezuelan justice system postponed the appeal hearing of opposition leader Leopoldo López, sentenced to 14 years in prison. His defense cited a protest blocking his transfer, while his wife and lawyers saw it as a delay tactic. Southern countries recognize President Maduro's human rights violations against political prisoners and citizens. López's wife, Lilian Tintori, and Mercosur parliamentarians showed support outside the court. Venezuela's non-compliance with Mercosur agreements and human rights obligations was noted. López was convicted in 2015 for inciting violence during 2014 protests against Maduro, which resulted in 43 deaths. The opposition views his imprisonment as political persecution.

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