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Seven More Venezuelan Migrants Abducted in El Salvador

The US Trump administration deported another 17 migrants this Monday, accused, without evidence, of being alleged gang members to El Salvador. The US State Department reported that seven Venezuelans are among them and that it intends to attempt to link them to the now-defunct “Tren de Aragua” (Aragua Train), thus maintaining the US’s xenophobic narrative regarding Venezuela. These seven Venezuelans join the list of migrants kidnapped in El Salva…

CARACAS (EFE).- Venezuela’s foreign minister, Yván Gil, this Wednesday urged the “international system” to “put on his pants” and defend the more than 200 migrants recently deported by the United States to El Salvador, where they are detained in a maximum security prison. “It is time for the international system, that the United Nations system, take on its role with courage, without cowardice, without double standards, and call for the immediate…

VEA/VTV In an act of deep solidarity and resistance, relatives, friends and relatives of more than 250 Venezuelans kidnapped by the governments of the United States (US) and El Salvador, met on Wednesday, April 02 at the Embassy of El Salvador in Caracas to participate in a vigil and demand the release of each of the young people illegally sent to the Central American country. The vigil, marked by emotional statements and a call to justice, seek…

Popular communicators accompanied a vigil at the headquarters of the El Salvador embassy in Caracas on Wednesday to demand the release of the more than 250 Venezuelan migrants who remain kidnapped at the Center for the Confinement of Terrorism (Cecot) after being deported from the United States (USA). Tiktoker Luis Ramos published a video in which he stated that “we from Venezuela, the popular power, communication, are accompanying the struggle …

(EFE).- Venezuela’s foreign minister, Yván Gil, this Wednesday urged the “international system” to “put on his pants” and defend the more than 200 migrants recently deported by the United States to El Salvador, where they are detained in a maximum security prison. “It is time for the international system, that the [...] La entrada Chavismo demands the world to “put on its pants” and defend migrants in El Salvador was first published in ALnavío.

Victor Andrés Ortega Burbano, a young man with disabilities due to muscle atrophy in the right arm, is among the group of 17 Venezuelans sent last Sunday to the Center of Confinami...