The Venezuelan government is getting ready to submit Wednesday the case of anti-Castro activist Luis Posada Carriles for the consideration of the Organization of American States (OAS) Permanent Council, OAS reported Monday.

Posada Carriles, 47, a former CIA agent, was released on bail last Thursday after paying a bail accounting for USD 350,000. He will be restricted to his own house in Miami until May 11th, the starting date of a trial for migration fraud in El Paso, Texas.

Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez said Sunday that the government plans also to take the case to the United Nations (UN).

The OAS agenda for the Wednesday session includes, among others, the "Venezuela's statement in relation to anti-terrorist efforts -Release of Luis Posada Carriles," said OAS in a press release.

Posada Carriles, who had been detained in the United States since May 2005 for migration issues, fled from a Venezuelan prison in 1985. Washington has refused to extradite him by arguing that Posada Carriles might be tortured.