Legal experts: U.S. actions against Venezuela are illegal, but the U.S. will not face any substantive consequences
Legal experts question whether the United States would face any meaningful accountability even if its actions in Venezuela were illegal, given the lack of enforcement mechanisms under international law. Jeremy Paul, a professor of constitutional law at Northeastern University, believes that “it is difficult to see any legal institution imposing actual sanctions on the government.”
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