Relatives of five Venezuelan men who died during police raids filed a civil lawsuit against Venezuela’s deposed socialist dictator Nicolás Maduro this week, accusing him of overseeing a police unit linked to extrajudicial killings and numerous acts of torture against Venezuelans over the past decade.
The lawsuit reportedly alleges that Maduro used the Special Action Forces (FAES), a unit created during his dictatorship in 2017, to carry out the execution of the five men and many others. FAES, which was ultimately succeeded by an equally reprehensible unit in 2022, was widely described by international outlets as a “death squad” of the Maduro…
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