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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In front of the Chavista National Assembly building today, January 10, a united group of family members, friends, and human rights defenders raised their voices to demand that the Amnesty Law be an instrument of true justice.

The message is clear: they will not accept a measure that discriminates against victims. They advocate for a law that is inclusive and that guarantees the absolute freedom of all those detained for political reasons in Venezuela.

After years of injustice, torture, and family separations, the cry in the streets is singular: that the benefit reach every single one of those currently behind bars for thinking differently.