Uruguayan-Venezuelan Political Prisoner José Breijo’s Apartment Is Reported to Have Been Invaded by Police
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The NGO Frente de Defensa Norte de Caracas reported on Tuesday that a police officer allegedly invaded the house of a 73-year-old political prisoner with Venezuelan and Uruguayan nationality. The septuagenarian received house arrest after two years in detention on terrorism charges in Venezuela. José Breijo arrived at the building where he resided in Caracas two days ago, after receiving the measure. He was unable to enter his apartment because …
José Breijo, an adult over 73 years of age with dual Uruguayan-Venezuelan nationality, was released after two years in prison in Tocuyito prison accused of alleged terrorism. However, upon arriving at his apartment in Caracas, he found that his home had been invaded by an official of the Strategic Operations Group (GOES) who allegedly participated in his detention. Upon his release with a precautionary measure of house arrest, he moved to his ho…
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