24 December 2024
Venezuela's Attorney General Tarek Saab says 177 more people detained during election protests will be released
Sheinbaum will not attend Maduro's inauguration. President @Claudiashein reported that it will be the Mexican ambassador to Venezuela who will attend the inauguration of @NicolasMaduro on January 10; while in the case of Donald Trump, she has not yet received the invitation, although this is not the only case in Mexico.
Maduro denies that those arrested for post-election protests are "political prisoners."
DGCIM and other Venezuelan security forces have raided the ramo verde military prison this morning, multiple detainees have been injured after being shot with rubber bullets. Venezuela
Edmundo González met with Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares. "He confirmed the position of the European Council calling for the release of political prisoners"
Venezuela AG says 533 people arrested in post-election protests freed
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk: "I remain deeply concerned by the disproportionate use of force and violence during the post-election protests in July and August"
National Family members indicated that those detained in Tocuyito in the framework of the post-election protests receive food with weevils and dirty water to drink
The government of Maduro announced this Thursday that during the last 72 hours, 103 people arrested in the post-election protests of July 28 have been released.
The Venezuelan Prison Observatory (OVP) reported on Thursday on the release of six women detained in the context of post-election protests
Nine teenagers detained after post-election protests in Anzoátegui were released
Táchira: Residents of Zorca protest against lack of government attention: they have been without electricity for 20 days
Possible raids on houses next to the Argentine Embassy in Caracas are reported
Protesters in Venezuela "must be released if they are detained for political reasons," Karim Khan calls
Tarek William Saab confirmed 28 deaths linked to post-election protests. He said there are no political prisoners but "criminals"
Prosecutor Tarek William Saab dismissed opposition protest: "They made a fool of themselves, it was a null call because the people are tired of the call to terror"
Edmundo González: "Every protest has its response, after yesterday's shocking day, today has been a very important day for the Venezuelan victims"
Maria Corina Machado: "My message to all Venezuelans: protest does work. When we unite our voices, inside and outside Venezuela, the world listens and reacts"
From Táchira, residents demonstrated in support of María Corina Machado's call, joining the protest for justice in Venezuela
Protest called by Maria Corina Machado in Caracas
Venezuelans in Sucre state join the worldwide protest on December 13 week ago
Venezuelans in Sucre state join the worldwide protest on December 1
Citizens of Caracas and the interior of the country also joined the protest on 1D: we want freedom
María Corina Machado: "Today, Venezuelans inside and outside the country are turning to the ICC to ensure justice is done in Venezuela"
Venezuelans in Barcelona, Spain join the worldwide protest on 1-D and demand that the ICC issue arrest warrants against human rights violators in Venezuela
US imposes sanctions on 21 senior Venezuelan officials over post-election protests
Delcy Rodríguez accuses María Corina Machado of "planning extremist attacks" against Venezuela. "The one asking for this is Machado's narco-paramilitary who has already run away with the drug traffickers and paramilitaries of Colombia"
Maria Corina Machado plans a " protest" inside and outside Venezuela for December 1
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Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado says she is planning a " protest" for Dec. 1 because, she says, "everyone knows" what happened in the July 28 presidential election.
Tarek William Saab reported the establishment of a committee "for justice for the victims of July 28", made up of about 20 injured citizens or relatives of people who died in the context of the post-election protests.
Bloomberg: US calls Edmundo González Urrutia "president-elect of Venezuela"