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A revolving door operates in Venezuela: while some detainees are released, others join the list of political prisoners | Photo Archive The NGO Foro Penal updated this Thursday the number of political

Laser Airlines indicated that the agreement to fly to Madrid with a stopover in Cartagena was achieved through an alliance with the airline Plus Ultra The Venezuelan airline Laser announced on the

The Ministry of the Interior, Justice and Peace reported that more than 200 police officials obtained their criminal investigation accreditation last Thursday. Through the Telegram channel, the institution indicated that those accredited

The Ministry of the Interior, Justice and Peace reported that more than 200 police officials obtained their criminal investigation accreditation last Thursday. Through the Telegram channel, the institution indicated that those accredited

The Ministry of the Interior, Justice and Peace reported that more than 200 police officials obtained their criminal investigation accreditation last Thursday. Through the Telegram channel, the institution indicated that those accredited

Members of the International Relations Commission of the National Assembly of Cuba call on Latin America, the Caribbean and the United States (USA) to act in a timely manner, in favor of

The Disenso Foundation will premiere the documentary “María Corina, the conquest of freedom” in Oslo. This presentation is the first activity on the agenda of activities that will accompany the Venezuelan dissidents

The Penal Forum organization highlighted that 713 political prisoners are civilians, four of them teenagers, and 174 are soldiers. Regarding nationalities, 85 are foreigners or with dual nationality The Venezuelan Penal Forum

The Public Ministry reported that merchant Richard Gustavo Bayona Hernández (48) was sentenced to 26 years, 5 months and 10 days in prison after admitting his responsibility for committing sexual violence against

The executive vice president of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, raised her voice on behalf of the 31 nations victims of the sanctions, stating that they do not recognize or