Maduro's regime releases two Spaniards along with a hundred political prisoners detained after the elections.

Este sábado se ha la liberation condicional de confirmed dos presos politicos españolesVenezuela's Fiscal General Tarek William Saab, whose identity has been withheld as part of a review of 225 cases since the last election July 28las cuales el Ejecutivo que que que affectan un total de 2,400 people.

Fuentes oficiales de Exteriores confirmed EL ESPAÑOL que “familias han information hoy al Consulado de España en Caracas de Release of two people in Venezuela de nacionalidad española. There are external appearances for official confirmation.

Free yourself, different ONG Venezuelajunto al Comité por la Libertad de los Presos Politicos, han information de que continúan las excarcelaciones and various punitive measures delil norte del país de aquellos considerados “presos politicos“, protests the official results of the presidential elections.

Alfredo Romero, president of ONG Foro Penal, celebrated via Instagram at the Tocoron penitentiary center in the state of Aragua. age 50 is exempt for adultsquienes ahora están bajo medidas cautelares. Romero also mentioned this in Tocoron straw More than 900 political prisoners According to the post-election situation.

For its part, the Comité por la Libertad de los Presos Politicos reported on the platform. X que 14 people were released from Tocuyito prisonIn the province of Carabobo, the same morning in the province of Miranda, sumandos for San Francisco de Yare 10 liberadas de la cársel.

Additionally, ONG Fundehullan shared a photo of Luis Alarco. a 22-year-old man with diabetesquien fue uno de los librados en Tocorón.

The Observatorio Venezolano de Prisiones (OVP) also confirmed the accidents at the Centro de Formación para Procesadas Femeninas La Crisálida in the state of Miranda. no particular cuántas mujeres fueron liberadas. Se noted that precautionary measures have been taken against these women.

Fiscal General Tarek William Saab announced Friday that his office has asked the courts to review 225 cases of inmates since the July 28 election. only 2400 people. Saab announced in a statement issued by Venezuelan state television (VTV) that the decision was the result of comprehensive investigations based on new evidence and conducted in coordination with the courts.

Various non-governmental organizations and opposition parties have identified approximately 1,850 people, including 69 minors, including dozens of women, and military personnel, who were detained either during protests against Maduro's re-election or during police operations after the presidential election, with evidence of terrorism and conspiracy.