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Venezuela targets opposition with bill that codifies economic sanctions as crimes against humanity

  • Venezuela's National Assembly approved a bill targeting those who support economic sanctions against the government, which affects opposition leaders directly.
  • The bill prohibits sanctioned supporters from running for office and allows prosecution in absentia.
  • A conviction under this measure could lead to a minimum 25-year prison sentence, with claims that sanctions are a crime against humanity.
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