A law dated 18 February 1825 treated Venezuelans who embarked, transported, or disembarked people taken from Africa as slaves as pirates and prescribed capital punishment. The 1839 Venezuela–Britain treaty later cited this law. Suppressing transatlantic importation did not abolish slavery or the domestic sale and transfer of enslaved people.
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