Edmundo González subraya que los presos políticos excarcelados carecen de libertad plena y pide justicia
El líder opositor venezolano Edmundo González consideró este viernes que los excarcelados esta semana en Venezuela siguen privados de libertad «plena» y subrayó que hacer justicia equivale a un cierre de las causas y garantías «reales». «Quienes hoy recuperan la calle siguen privados de libertad plena. Siguen con procesos abiertos, vigilancia, amenazas implícitas, miedo. La […]
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- Edmundo González stated that recently released individuals are still not fully free, citing open processes, surveillance, and implicit threats.
- He described detainees as "hostages" used by those in power for political pressure and social control, released selectively when convenient.
- González highlighted that many individuals remain unjustly detained and their cases should not be ignored.
- He denounced arbitrary detentions, fabricated cases, and "suspended lives."
- The Ministry for the Prison Service reported the release of 99 individuals, mostly detained after the 2024 presidential elections.
- Authorities have not released an official list of those freed, and NGOs like Foro Penal and Justicia y Encuentro y Perdón have only confirmed about half of the announced releases.
- González asserted that peace will only come with genuine justice, meaning full freedom, closed cases, and real guarantees.
- He criticized the administration of freedom and the instrumentalization of human dignity in Venezuela.
- González, who ran against Maduro and is exiled in Spain, called for an end to arbitrary detentions and manufactured cases.