The relatives of Venezuelans deported from the US to El Salvador marched from the Plaza Bolívar to Miraflores to ask the authorities what are the advances of the case; However, the defense said that the Salvadoran government has prevented contact with the Venezuelans detained, who are accused of belonging to the Aragua Train
Relatives of Venezuelans deported from the United States for the Terrorism Confinement Center (CECOT), in El Salvador, protested this April 15 at a month after the transfer of the first 238 and demanded Nicolás Maduro to provide information on the proceedings carried out by lawyers hired by the ruling party.
«More than 20 days have passed and nobody has responded. A single call has been achieved with our children, with our relatives and every time they call us a march we are here, every time they tell us to meet, we are, but what has been achieved? What are the answers they have?
In the same way, he questioned that the law firm hired by the Venezuelan authorities in El Salvador have not yet given a single response.
The woman said she has at least 30 days suffering for ignoring the exact whereabouts of her relative and her state of health. He added that they would be calmer if those sent to the CECOT were real criminals, but assured that most of those young people have no criminal record.
“We want the life of our relatives”, He begged the president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele.
For her part, Yeison’s grandmother and Darwin Hernández wondered why Maduro could negotiate with the administration of Joe Biden to free Cilia Flores’s nephews And this time he does not do so to bring these Venezuelans to the country, unfairly accused of belonging to the Aragua train.
He objected that the defense hired in El Salvador has not achieved a call.
«Maduro give me an answer because I have 30 days that I don’t know about my son. El Salvador has kidnapped it. I only know that he is on a list, but who guarantees that my son is alive, that he is in that place and is not in another, ”said Hodalys Basulto, the mother of Marco Basulto, a Venezuelan who arrived in the US in 2022 and that he has already been in a maximum security prison for a month without the right to defend himself to demonstrate his innocence.
Between screams of crying and despair, Basulto said he is able to give his life for the freedom of his son. «Maduro, put your hand in our hearts and return to our children. You know what you have to do, ”he instigated.
“Migrating is not a crime, kidnapping yes, and we want answers” They were some of the slogans of the relatives of the deportees from the US to El Salvador to ask the national and international authorities such as the United Nations Organization (UN) intercede to ensure that the Bukele government returns Venezuelans to their country of origin.
Robert Bustamante’s grandmother also went to the protest. He said that the young man went to the United States in search of better life opportunities and to help her already her mother. He explained that since he crossed North America he was arrested by the immigration authorities and that last March he called to inform that he would be deported to Venezuela: “I was waiting for him, even balloons bought him to receive it, and never came to me.”
He said he recognized him barely got him out of a plane in El Salvador. “I saw him in Tiktok, with his hands on his neck and his feet tied,” said the woman, in tears, to deny that her grandson is a criminal. “Maduro, I ask you to bring me to my grandson, I no longer have tears to cry for him,” he added.
The relatives of those sent to El Salvador mobilized from the Plaza Bolívar on the outskirts of Miraflores to deliver a document and demand the Executive response of the case.
However, this same Tuesday, April 15, the lawyers hired by the Venezuelan authorities indicated that the Salvadoran government has denied access with the detainees. They pointed out that they have not been able to visit them, speak or know the conditions in which their clients are.
Private lawyers presented Habeas Corpus resources before the Supreme Court of El Salvador, seeking to force the Government to justify the arrest of deported Venezuelans or release them.
*Also read: Lawyers claim that El Salvador prevents contact with Venezuelans detained in Cecot
El Salvador agreed with Donald Trump to host in his maximum security prison to alleged criminals deported from the United States in exchange for six million dollars.
Although an American court ordered deportations to be paralyzed through the use of foreign enemies’ law, the US has continued to send migrants to El Salvador, accused of belonging to the Criminal band of Aragua, despite the fact that there are no evidence against him.
*Journalism in Venezuela is exercised in a hostile environment for the press with dozens of legal instruments arranged for the punishment of the word, especially the laws “against hatred”, “against fascism” and “against blockade.” This content is being published taking into account the threats and limits that, consequently, have been imposed on the dissemination of information from within the country.
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