US EditionSupporters of deported Venezuelans denied visit to Salvadoran jail
- Supporters of deported Venezuelans were denied permission to visit them in a Salvadoran jail on Friday.
- Families of the 252 Venezuelans are expressing their distress, stating they seek proof of life through contact, according to a family member's statement.
- A law firm, hired by Caracas, claims it has also been denied access to some of the detained Venezuelans.
- Supporters expressed their disappointment, feeling that even though they attempted to connect with the detainees, they remain distant from them.
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“I regret asking for voluntary departure,” says this migrant born in Venezuela after asking ICE for her self-deportation.
As a child in a rural area of Venezuela, Widmer Agelviz Sanguino woke up in the middle of the night with the shrieks of nearby owls. Those chilling sounds left an indelible mark on the child’s mind, so when he grew up he tattooed on his arm: an owl and a clock on a bouquet of roses. The owl and the clock symbolized overcoming fear, while roses were a tribute to his paternal grandmother, who had a beautiful rose garden, as her aunt Lisbeth Sangui…
14-06-25.-Family members and human rights activists who traveled from Venezuela to El Salvador for the purpose of visiting Venezuelans detained at the Center for Confining Terrorism (Cecot), after being deported from the United States, did not achieve their objective.The Salvadoran authorities did not...
Relatives of Venezuelans deported by the United States to El Salvador left this country on Friday without being allowed by Nayib Bukele's government to see them or have proof of life, almost three months after being held in the mega-prison for gang members.
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