US Edition• Sumate demands Venezuelan state compensation for damages to activist detained for more than 200 days #14Mar - El Impulso
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Sumate demanded that the state repair the damages caused, according to the ong, to Nélida Sánchez, who has served 200 days in detention. The entry Sumate demands that the Venezuelan state repair damages to activist detained for more than 200 days #14Mar was first published in El Impulso.
Venezuelan NGO Súmate this Thursday demanded that the State repair the damages caused, according to the organization, to its coordinator of Citizen Electoral Training, Nélida Sánchez, who has served 200 days in detention, accused of five alleged crimes, including terrorism and treason to the homeland. “He is obliged to repair the damage caused to Nélida Sánchez and his family since his arrest, on 26 August 2024, to date,” said Súmate in X, where…
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