Tareck El Aissami is reportedly being held at El Rodeo 1 prison.

From El Rodeo 1, relatives of political prisoners are denouncing preferential treatment for a woman believed to be related to Tareck El Aissami, while their own visits and package deliveries are being restricted.

Maria Corina presents an updated situation in Venezuela regarding human rights and makes a concrete petition to the members of the Commission:

1. Continue documenting the usurpation of power and what happened on June 28 as a legitimate exercise of popular sovereignty, despite legal and international violations.

2. Maintain constant denunciation until the release of all political prisoners and amplify the voices of those who remain detained.

3. Denounce the irregularities of the Amnesty Law and demand its full and unrestricted application.

4. Propose an international visit by the IACHR to Venezuela as a sign of support for victims and human rights defenders.

5. Request a new updated report on the situation of the country.

6. Continue promoting the necessary measures until the violations cease

Clippve from El Helicoide:

Families maintain their faith and prayers intact at the gates of El Helicoide. Today marks 31 days of a relentless vigil; a month where spiritual hope is the only refuge against the wait.

It's important to remember that prolonging releases is a violation of human rights. Maintaining this state of uncertainty not only infringes on personal freedom, but also directly threatens the mental health of family members, subjecting them to unnecessary and cruel emotional exhaustion.

The families' stance is firm: the vigil outside the detention center will not cease until all their loved ones are home.

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