US EditionCR's Anti-Fascists Denounce the Detention of Venezuelan Migrants in Salvadoran Prisons - teleSUR English
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Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has harshly criticized his Salvadoran counterpart, Nayib Bukele, whom he accuses of being primarily responsible for the safety of the 238 Venezuelans deported from the United States and held in the…
CR's Anti-Fascists Denounce the Detention of Venezuelan Migrants in Salvadoran Prisons - teleSUR English
Antifascist International of Costa Rica, said in a statement they condemn the arbitrary detention and deportation to “concentration camps for Venezuelan migrants” and high security megaprisons of El Salvador, what they call a blatant attack on basic human rights. RELATED: Venezuela to Resume On Sunday Repatriation of Its Migrants From the US “The Antifascist International, chapter Costa Rica, strongly denounces the arrest and abduction of 240 Ve…
Venezuela agreed this Saturday to resume flights of deportees by the United States, suspended a month ago as both governments point out to each other to boycott a deportation agreement reached in January.The announcement comes a week after the deportation of 238 Venezuelans to the Center for the Confining of Terrorism (Cecot), a maximum security prison in El Salvador, a fact that President Nicolás Maduro called kidnapping.The pace of deportation…
(EFE).- Surinam Foreign Minister Albert Ramdin, elected new Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS), said he hopes to establish a communication with Venezuela and Nicaragua when he takes over the leadership of the agency and discuss the US budget support, which he described as a "great contributor." "I consider that Venezuela must establish a [...] The OAS Future Secretary entry: "Venezuela is a topic that we will have to …
Nicolás Maduro this Sunday demanded that the United States cease the “persecution” against Venezuelan migrants and described as a “kidnapping” the deportation last week of more than 200 citizens to El Salvador. “From Venezuela we demand that the United States government cease the persecution and violation of the rights of Venezuelan migrants,” Maduro wrote in a message published in Telegram. The president criticized the actions of the United Sta…
The president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, described the actions of the governments of the United States (USA) and El Salvador against Venezuelan migrants as an “act of cruelty and injustice,” demanding that “the persecution and violation of the human rights” of these people, victims of kidnapping, cease.” In a message broadcast on social networks, accompanied by a video, the national president reiterated that the kidnapping of Venezuelans cons…
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