Venezuela: Relatives of Kidnapped Migrants in El Salvador Ask for Proof of Life

Venezuela: Relatives of Kidnapped Migrants in El Salvador Ask for Proof of Life

The families of Venezuelan migrants detained in maximum-security prisons in El Salvador have taken to the streets to protest the injustice outside the United Nations (UN) headquarters in Caracas, Venezuela. The protesters sought to deliver a document in which the parents and spouses of the Venezuelans called for the agency’s intervention, and demanded the migrants’ “proof of life.” Gianluca Rampolla, the UN Resident Coordinator in Venezuela, rec…

Redacción (ALN).- On Friday, March 14, it was the last time that Yajaira Fuenmayor, a 56-year-old Zulian, fired her youngest son, Alirio Guillermo Belloso, with a blessing. At the age of 30, Alirio had left for the United States in October 2023 to look for a better future. But now, his fate is another: he is being held [...] The entry “The only thing I ask God is to see my son enter through that door,” says mother of Zulian prisoner in El Salvad…

One of the most terrible cases currently experienced by several Venezuelan families is the deportation of 237 young people who were taken under deception to a mega-prison in the early hours of March 16 to the Republic of El Salvador. They had been informed of...

In a situation of anguish and despair, the families of Venezuelan migrants kidnapped in El Salvador have intensified their struggle for the liberation and return of their loved ones. These people, detained at the Center for the Confinement of Terrorism, face conditions that their relatives describe as inhuman and violating fundamental rights. Carmen Fuentes, the mother of one of the migrants, expressed her despair at not having heard from her so…