Venezuelan Authorities Should Pay for their Crimes

Expand Members of the Lima Group nations attend a meeting in Santiago, Chile, January 23, 2018. © 2018 Reuters The Lima Group—a coalition of 11 Latin American governments and Canada that is monitoring Venezuela’s crisis—will meet in Santiago today to address the situation in Venezuela. After their first meeting in Lima in August, the group published a comprehensive statement that condemned the assault on democratic order and the systematic violation of human rights in Venezuela. The 12 said they would not recognize Venezuela’s Constituent Assembly (created by the government to sideline a…

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