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Netherlands Denies Venezuelan Delegation's Arrival to the Hague

  • Delcy Rodriguez denounced that the government of the Netherlands denied entry of a Conviasa flight for a meeting at The Hague with the ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan.

    Delcy Rodriguez denounced that the government of the Netherlands denied entry of a Conviasa flight for a meeting at The Hague with the ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan. | Photo: Twitter/@LATAMTV2

Published 13 December 2021
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"A meeting with Karim Khan was scheduled for tomorrow for the development of the memorandum of understanding," explained Rodríguez.

Venezuela's executive vice president, Delcy Rodríguez, denounced that the Netherlands prevented the transfer of a representative delegation of the South American country's government to The Hague, where a meeting with the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Karim Khan, was scheduled.

In a press conference, Rodriguez announced that Venezuela presented its energetic protest rejecting the violation of the agreements that exist between the ICC and the Netherlands for this type of memorandum.

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"Tomorrow, a meeting was scheduled with Karim Khan for the development of the memorandum of understanding," explained Rodriguez.

She pointed out that the Netherlands "is violating the agreement between the ICC and Venezuela," she pointed out.

"#LIVE: Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodriguez denounces non-compliance with international agreements by the Netherlands, which does not allow the Venezuelan delegation to meet with the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court."

"There is cynicism and deceit behind this decision; they cannot put impediments for a State to move to fulfill a work agenda between the ICC and Venezuela," she urged.

"It is shameful what is happening; in view of this situation, President Nicolás Maduro has instructed to inform all international bodies to schedule this meeting in another country to be able to comply with the agreement," she said.

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