Tarek William Saab evolved from a youthful revolutionary into Venezuela’s Chief Prosecutor. His path took him through roles as a Chavismo supporter, poet, Buddhist, political party founder, governor, Ombudsman, and rock promoter. Today, he’s a central figure in Venezuela’s leadership, influencing its direction for over two decades. In 2017, Saab became Chief Prosecutor, a position […]
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