Luisa Ortega Díaz

EspañolPresident of the Venezuelan branch of Odebrecht, a Brazilian construction company, admitted to giving US $50 million to Nicolás Maduro's campaign. Euzenando Prazeres de Acevedo appeared in a video with the confession this…
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EspañolVenezuela's Attorney General Luisa Ortega Díaz is collecting testimony from victims of the regime of President Nicolás Maduro, which she will use to make allegations against his dictatorship before the International Criminal…
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EspañolVenezuela's exiled Attorney General has arrived to Mexico with the intention of coordinating efforts to eliminate corruption in her home country. Luisa Ortega Díaz — who fled Venezuela with her husband after Nicolás Maduro's…
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EspañolOn Monday, August 28, Attorney General of Venezuela Luisa Ortega Díaz said she has evidence showing that President Nicolás Maduro embezzled between US $8 and $10 million from the country's treasury, and will hand it over to the…
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EspañolThe Attorney General of Venezuela Luisa Ortega Diaz claimed this week that Nicolás Maduro's regime sent "assassins" to kill her once she began to speak out about the country's broken democracy and human rights violations.…
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EspañolThe legitimate Attorney General of Venezuela, Luisa Ortega Díaz, will travel to the United States this Tuesday, August 22, where she has been granted political asylum. The Venezuelan Attorney General reportedly met with US…
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EspañolVenezuelan Attorney General Luisa Ortega Díaz may be facing jail time for openly criticizing Nicolás Maduro's dictatorship, but she said she's not afraid. "I'm not afraid to be arrested. Precisely because I'm not afraid, I'm…
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EspañolVenezuela's Attorney General is scheduled to appear before the Supreme Court next week for a hearing to decide whether she should remain in her position, and has been told she cannot leave the country until then. Luisa Ortega…
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EspañolThose who study violence and insecurity in Venezuela are still wondering what Attorney General Luisa Ortega Díaz could have been thinking when she admitted to the United Nations that the country's homicide rate is 62 per 100,000…
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