Venezuelans expected more releases of political prisoners on Sunday, while the deposed president Nicolás Maduro affirmed from his cell in the United States that he is “well” and “strong” after being detained by US forces a week ago.
Venezuelans hope for the release of more political prisoners amid negotiations
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