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223 Days of Resistance: Families of Political Prisoners Keep Vigil in Front of El Rodeo I

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Family members of political prisoners serve 223 days of uninterrupted vigil in front of El Rodeo I prison in Miranda state as part of a sustained protest to demand the release of all Venezuelans deprived of their liberty for political reasons. The Committee for the Freedom of Political Prisoners (CLIPPVE) reported that on Wednesday, August 19, 223 days have passed since the beginning of the vigils. During this time, families have remained firm i…
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Family members of political prisoners serve 223 days of uninterrupted vigil in front of El Rodeo I prison in Miranda state as part of a sustained protest to demand the release of all Venezuelans deprived of their liberty for political reasons. The Committee for the Freedom of Political Prisoners (CLIPPVE) reported that on Wednesday, August 19, 223 days have passed since the beginning of the vigils. During this time, families have remained firm i…

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Monitoreamos broke the news on Thursday, August 20, 2026.
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