Venezuelan authorities arrest 2 journalists in connection with crime report - Committee to Protect Journalists

Venezuelan authorities arrest 2 journalists in connection with crime report - Committee to Protect Journalists

Bogotá, April 11, 2025—Venezuelan authorities should immediately release journalist Nakary Mena Ramos and her camera operator husband, Gianni González, drop all charges against them, and ensure they can do their jobs without fear of reprisal, the Committee to Protect Journalists said Friday. “The Venezuelan government’s crackdown on the press has persisted for months, intensifying following the July 28 disputed reelection of President Nicolás Ma…

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Nakary Mena Ramos was accused of “instigating hatred” after exposing an uncomfortable issue for Chavismo: crime in the capital. Non-governmental organizations denounce a new case of censorship and persecution

The 1st Control Court ordered the detention of journalist Nakary Mena Ramos and her husband Gianni González for the crimes of "instigating hatred and publishing false news," the National Union of Press Workers (SNTP) reported this Thursday, April 10. The journalist was assigned to the National Institute for Feminine Orientation (Inof) as a detention center, and her husband to Rodeo II, both in Miranda state, the SNTP added on its social media ac…

With the arrest on 10 April of journalist Nakary Ramos, a reporter for the digital media Impacto TV, there are already 14 communicators imprisoned by security agencies without being able to prove crimes or be guaranteed due process.This 29-year-old journalist is charged by the courts with the alleged crimes of instigating hatred and spreading "false news", because a week ago she published a video on her social networks and on the portal where sh…

12-04-25.-The National Union of Press Workers (SNTP) reported this Friday April 11 that there are 15 journalists and press workers arbitrarily detained in Venezuela for exercising their trade or thinking differently. The union presented the balance sheet through a publication in ...