Venezuela Protest Camp Ends After 10 Months
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The Committee for the Freedom of Political Prisoners maintains that this action transforms and takes on more force
This Sunday, activists accompanied the families in the closing ceremony and baptized the space as 'Camp of Dignity', in recognition "more than 300 days of resistance, solidarity and struggle of the families of political prisoners The post Families of political prisoners close camp after 10 months of protest in Venezuela appeared first on El Carabobeño.
The relatives left a commemorative plaque for the 300 days of resistance that managed to highlight the allegations of abuse and torture within the prison.
Family members of political prisoners in Venezuela closed an emblematic camp this Sunday where they had been protesting for 10 months to demand the release of their relatives detained in the prison known as Rodeo I, in Miranda State, near Caracas. In the camp, which was on the outskirts of Rodeo, there were about 20 remaining [...] The entry Family of political prisoners close camp after 10 months of protest was first published in Foco Informati…
As reported by the Committee for the Freedom of Political Prisoners (Clippve), the withdrawal from the camp does not represent the cessation of activities.
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