Argentines Pili Giménez and Lucas Aguilera Remain in Detention in Benghazi
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From NODAL – News from Latin America and the Caribbean – we express our deep concern at the communiqué issued by Foreign Ministry Argentina on 29 May regarding the situation of Argentine citizens Paula Giménez and Lucas Aguilera, our research directors, who continue to be arbitrarily detained after being kidnapped in the territory of eastern Libya. First, we state that direct relatives, colleagues and those who have been accompanying the case si…
Organizations and relatives demanded before the Argentine Foreign Ministry to intercede for a proof of life and guarantees for Paula Giménez and Lucas Aguilera Buenos Aires, 29 May. Family members, social organizations, trade unions, human rights organizations, political leaders, journalists and communicators held a rally this Friday in front of the Argentine Foreign Ministry to demand an urgent intervention [...] The entry Organizations and rel…
Rubén Armendáriz For five days, María Paula «Pili» Giménez and Lucas Ezequiel Aguilera, Argentine journalists who were part of the Global Sumud Maghreb humanitarian caravan, have been detained in Benghazi, Libya. The Argentine Foreign Ministry confirmed this Friday that it is making diplomatic efforts, although it acknowledged that it still has no information on when they could recover their freedom. Journalists and social movements asked the Ar…
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