CAE Efraín Verdú | España entregará a Argentina al coronel que asesinó a Geraldine Moreno

Argentine lawyer Ignacio Jovtis, representing Rosa Orozco and director of InterJust, reveals details of the upcoming trial at Spain's National Court, where the extradition of Colonel (GNB) Efraín Verdú Reyes to Argentina will be decided next Wednesday, June 10. Verdú is accused of participating in the murder of Geraldine Moreno in February 2014 in Carabobo state. Through the Principle of Universal Jurisdiction, the Argentine justice system is preparing to set a historic precedent: the first public trial against the military chain of command of the Chavista regime. Learn how open-source intelligence located the accused working for a security company in Vigo, Galicia, and the message of hope this case offers to human rights defenders worldwide. 00:00 – The case of Geraldine Moreno Orozco (February 2014) and the accusation against Colonel Efraín Verdú. 02:40 – The connection in Spain: The colonel located on LinkedIn working in Vigo, Galicia. 04:15 – The key date: Extradition hearing set for Wednesday, June 10, 2026. 05:30 – What is a crime against humanity and why does it trigger universal jurisdiction? 07:45 – The role of victims in international extradition processes. 09:20 – The historical precedent: From the Pinochet case of 1998 to the Argentine lawsuit against the Franco regime. 13:50 – What will happen when Colonel Verdú Reyes sets foot on Argentine soil? Oral trial and pretrial detention. 18:10 – The legal experience of Argentina in 1985 applied to the crimes of the Venezuelan dictatorship. 20:15 – How to gather evidence of human rights violations while the regime remains in power.