US EditionUPDATE 1-Venezuelan-Spanish rights activist first confirmed liberation in Venezuela prisoner release
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The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, avoided referring to the Spaniards released after the demand of the U.S. government last Thursday as political prisoners, referring to them as "retainees." In the message disseminated by the leader of the Spanish executive, he merely celebrated the "liberation of the Spaniards who have spent more than a year in Venezuela." "It is an act of justice and a necessary step to promote dialogue and reconc…
The five Spaniards released Thursday by the new authorities in Venezuela, headed by Delcy...
The Straits Times
InternazionaleSpanish citizens released from Venezuela prison arrive in Madrid
MADRID, Jan 9 - Four Spanish nationals and a prominent Venezuelan-Spanish rights activist arrived in Madrid on Friday a day after they were released from prison in Venezuela in the aftermath of the U.S. capture of President Nicolas Maduro. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The Basques Andrés Martínez Adasme, José María Basoa; the Valencian Ernesto Gorbe Cardona, the sailor and journalist Miguel Moreno Dapena and the Spanish-Venezolana Rocío San Miguel are the released ones Read
The Venezuelan dictatorship was holding them hostage on false espionage charges or even planning an attack on Nicolás Maduro
The five Spanish prisoners released yesterday by Venezuela arrived around 1.30 p.m. this Friday at Madrid Barajas airport from Caracas, shortly after Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares showed his confidence that the Venezuelan government will release some more Spanish soon.Continue reading...
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