Violación de los derechos humanos en Venezuela: la otra cara de la pandemia

Abstract

The objective of the investigation is to analyze the violation of human rights in Venezuela, which have been aggravated by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19), to establish the relevance of which fundamental human right violates the Venezuelan State The nature of the study is of character socio-reflective character, and is approached from the qualitative research with the documentary bibliographic review, being Aguilar (2010), Depouy (1999), Pohl (2018), Sira (2020), La Fuente (1989) and normative documents such as Constitution of Venezuela (1999) and the Organic Law of the States of Exception (1999), the main referents consulted. Venezuelan society has come and is going through a serious massive crisis of human rights violations, which are evidenced in the loss of quality of life, lack of access to the rights to adequate food and health, in legal and personal insecurity , as well as institutional violence and repression of protest. Results: but over time or in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, the violation of all these Human Rights in Venezuela has systematically worsened. It is necessary to establish the relevance of which fundamental human right violates the Venezuelan State, by decreeing the State of Exception due to the pandemic under the figure of the State of Alarm, imposing a confinement measure such as radical quarantine throughout the national territory, which due to its erratic application, what it did was exacerbate the economic, social, medical, health and political crisis. Conclusion. These examples or narrated cases remind us again that the violation of a human right can endanger the enjoyment of all others.