The five crew members of the plane Aerocargo del Sur Transport Company (Emtrasur) that they remained kidnapped by the justice of Argentina they finally return to Venezuela, the Venezuelan ambassador to that country, Stella Lugo de Montilla, reported on Tuesday.
5 crew members of the plane Emtrasur who were still in Argentina for a legal case that should never have existed, are returning to Venezuela with the unrestricted support of the President of the Republic, Nicolás Maduro; Vice President Delcy Rodríguez, Foreign Minister Carlos Faría and Minister for Transportation, Ramón Celestino Velásquez », Ambassador Lugo wrote through her account on the social network Twitter.
It should be remembered that last September 14 of its companions they had already managed to return to Venezuela.
Stella Lugo explained that the Emtrasur crew spent 132 days “With a measure prohibiting them from leaving the country and with their passports withheld.”
In this sense, he stressed: “The truth assists them, it prevails and that is why today they return to Venezuela together with their families and the other 14 crew members, who, like you, never bowed.”
He stressed that the last five crew members who are free today “did not renounce their principles despite being in unfavorable conditions and remained dignified, with high morale.”
«You are an example of dignity, strength and courage, authentic heroes of the Homeland. Long live #Venezuela! We will continue to win!”, Stella Lugo affirmed.
Last five crew finally free
For her part, the Telesur journalist, Madelein García, through her Twitter account, said: “The most awaited moment and the Emtrasur crew is completely free.
He also published: “After 4 months illegally held in #Argentina finally the last 5 crew of #EMTRASURtwo #venezuelans and 3 instructors #Iranians they return to #VenezuelaGarcia said on Twitter.
Emtrasur case
Last June, 19 Iranian and Venezuelan crew members were held in Argentina along with the plane they were boarding, whose personal documents were confiscated without any legal action against them.
After efforts by the national government and multiple marches demanding the release of the crew members, last September the release of 14 of these crew members was achieved.
Currently, the measure that prevented the return of the Emtrasur plane to Venezuela has already been annulled by Argentine judge Federico Villena. Despite this, the aircraft continues to be held in Argentine territory.
