US EditionVenezuela Frees Manuel Alejandro Tique, a Colombian Humanitarian Worker Who Had Been Imprisoned for 17 Months
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Tique, 33, worked for the Danish Refugee Council (DRC) on a humanitarian mission at the time of his capture.
Colombian humanitarian worker Manuel Alejandro Tique was released by the Venezuelan authorities after being detained in that country for 17 months, reported on Tuesday the Danish Council for Refugees (DRC), an organization he worked for at the time of his capture. The co-worker was handed over at the Colombian border in Cúcuta and later transferred to [...] The entry Releases Colombians who have been detained in the country for 17 months was fir…
Colombian humanitarian worker Manuel Alejandro Tique was released by the Chavista regime after staying 17 months kidnapped in Venezuela, reported on Tuesday the Danish Council for Refugees (DRC), an organization for which he worked at the time of his capture. The co-worker was delivered at the Colombian border in Cúcuta and later transferred to Bogotá, where he met with his relatives and will be subjected to medical examinations. “We are happy t…
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