Nahuel Gallo Peregrinated Luján and Asked for the Detainees in Venezuela
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Nahuel Gallo, the Argentine gendarme who was detained for 448 days in Venezuela, participated in the pilgrimage for the Virgen de Luján, where he asked for the release of all political prisoners, including foreigners. According to the All News portal, Nahuel Gallo participated in the 52nd Youth Pilgrimage, from Liniers to Luján. In this [...] The Nahuel Gallo entry became ‘pregrino’: He asked the Virgen de Luján for the release of political pris…
It is not the first time that Gallo uses a sporting or faith event to make the subject visible. At the end of August he participated in the 2026 edition of the 21K of Buenos Aires, the emblematic half marathon that runs through the streets of the Argentine capital.
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El IntransigenteThe gendarme walked almost 60 kilometers from Liniers to the Basilica to thank them for their freedom and to ask for those who are still in prison in Venezuela.
The gendarme walked almost 60 kilometers to thank for his freedom and to ask for those who are still in detention, in addition to accompanying their families
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