The Committee for the Freedom of Political Prisoners published a statement in which relatives of detainees in Carabobo, in the context of post-election protests, demanded that Nicolás Maduro review the cases of their relatives for their immediate absolute freedom.
Relatives of detainees in the context of post-election protests in the state of Carabobo demanded the freedom of their relatives.
In a release published this Saturday, January 25, by the Committee for the Freedom of Political Prisoners, they stated that the detainees, most of them minors, “are boys who did not participate” in the demonstrations.
The relatives assured that those arrested are “boys who were coming from work, others coming or going to any errand, where they were unjustly detained and in many cases there were no protests and they were judged as such.”
They claimed that it has been six months of “unjust” detention. They highlighted the fact that many of the detainees are students, athletes with unfinished careers and plans. While others are “parents who depend on them.”
They demanded that Nicolás Maduro review his cases for his immediate absolute freedom. “They are boys who arrived at said prison healthy, without any pathology, and now they are sick fearing for their lives,” they added in the statement.
They indicated that those detained in the entity are the following:
Daniel Jesús Acacio Coello, Franklin Rodríguez, Moisés Tesorero, Juan Carlos Vargas Pineda, Ángel Salazar, Reiber Oropeza, Gildardo Mauro Yepez Bolívar, Karelys Galíndez, Gabriela Véliz, Jorfran Argenis Sira Rodríguez, Adolfredo José Catari Bolívar, Ramsés Sequera, Francisco Dos Santos Antón Francisco Velázquez, Randy Pacheco, José Ángel Reyes Agüero, Luis Ángel Alexis Marcano Fuentes, Wilson Alexander Moreno, Luis Eduardo Perozo Piñero, Adam David González Medina, Leonardo Rojas, Jaime Leonel Salas, Kennedy Tejeda, Ender Fernández, Víctor Manuel Catari Bolívar, Jonathan González, John Bryan Núñez, Rainer Monagas, Miguel Ángel Pinto, José Ángel Torres Mosqueda, Geovanny Jeancarlos Mejías Pineda, Edyn David Hernández Guerras.
The NGO Foro Penal registered until January 20, a total of 1,601 people arrested for political reasons, 86 less than the previous week, when it counted 1,687, most of them detained after the presidential elections on July 28.
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In addition, Foro Penal indicated that 1,439 of those detained are civilians and 162 are military personnel from different bodies of the National Armed Forces (FAN).
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