Today’s Capt. Louis Renault moment brought to you by Venezuela’s Chavista-controlled Supreme Court,
The amnesty aimed to liberate 77 politicians, students and military officers jailed by Mr. Maduro and Mr. Chavez as early as 2003 for allegedly inciting violence or committing treason, according to the human-rights group Penal Forum, which helped draft the bill.
Among the jailed politicians is prominent opposition leader, Leopoldo López, whose detention has drawn the ire of rights groups, the Organization of American States and the U.S. government, which has slapped sanctions on Venezuelan officials for alleged rights abuses.
What this means, is that the TSJ simply said no Amnesty Bill can ever be Constitutional, ratifying what I believe is the new Article #1 of the Venezuelan Constitution:
Article #1: All Bills approved by the opposition-controlled National Assembly are unconstitutional.
Elsewhere in the country, “It’s Pure Chaos Now; There Is No Way Back” – Venezuela Morgues Are Overflowing.