Venezuela Moves to Unwind Hate Speech Law That Jailed Thousands
Venezuelan lawmakers took the first step toward reforming a controversial law long used to jail dissidents as the interim government further unwinds some of the tools of repression imposed under ousted leader Nicolás Maduro.
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