US EditionFamily Members of Joan Camargo Will Introduce Habeas Corpus in Court After Serving More than Three Days Missing
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DOBLE LLAVE – The family of journalist Joan Camargo filed a writ of habeas corpus with the courts on Sunday to find out his whereabouts after 84 hours disappeared, after he was “intercepted by people dressed in black” last Thursday, according to a statement shared by the National Union of Press Workers (SNTP) of Venezuela. The Venezuelan journalist’s family said that, after three days, there is still no official information about the whereabouts…
Relatives of the journalist of events, Joan Camargo, said that they will introduce a habeas corpus in the courts this Sunday, after more than three days in which they have not had information about their whereabouts. In a statement, released by the National Union of Press Workers (SNTP), the relatives of the communicator reported that on Saturday they tried to file the appeal. However, it was not possible for the moment, so they will try again t…
The family of the reporter of the source of events, and university professor, went to the Palace of Justice to introduce the remedy of habeas corpus but did not receive them. Caracas. For the second consecutive day the authorities deny the presence of the journalist Joan Manuel Camargo in the detention centers of Caracas, after that men dressed [...] La entrada For the second day authorities deny the presence of journalist Joan Camargo in detent…
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