1,200 Men and 100 Women Declare Themselves on Hunger Strike in Barinas Prison
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The situation in the Barinas (Injuba) judicial internment was put out of control. Several prisoners were injured after they started a strike on Sunday afternoon, May 24, to denounce torture on the scene. The prisoners informed the Venezuelan Observatory of Prisons (OVP) that, within their demands, there was the dismissal of Elvis Macuare Guerrero, recently appointed director of the prison, who was allegedly subjected to violent searches during w…
The annoyance of the detainees is due to alleged ill-treatment following the appointment of Elvis Macuare Guerrero as director of the prison, a week ago. "We want our freedom and that torture is over", was heard in one of the videos broadcast on social networks. The post 1,200 men and 100 women declare themselves on hunger strike in Barinas jail appeared first on EL NATIONALA.
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