Óscar Morales Recounted How His Arrest Was After Political Prisoners in Caracas Took Part in the March.
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Social activist Óscar Morales López, 56 years of age, related the moments he lived after his arrest on Saturday, September 12, in Caracas, just one day after having been present at the march of relatives of political prisoners in the vicinity of the Miraflores Palace. After moments of anguish and the demand of different sectors, Morales was released and announced that he was taken to different police offices with his face covered. He also indica…
Morales was transferred by the officials to three different police centers: El Llanito, Maripérez and Teatros, and allegedly tried to accuse him of carrying illicit weapons without evidence to back him up.
Human rights defender and social activist Óscar Morales López was released on Saturday afternoon, September 12, after being held in police custody after being intercepted in La Candelaria parish in Caracas. The release was initially informed by lawyer Eduardo Torres through his account on social network X and later confirmed by the Alliance for the Freedom of All Political Prisoners on Instagram. Morales received the release order at the headqua…
A group of armed men, aboard a white truck without badges, allegedly forcibly subjected a social activist
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