Families Demand Transparency as Venezuela’s Political Prisoner Releases Remain Shrouded in Secrecy

In a stark reminder of authoritarian misrule, some 80 Venezuelan families have endured sixteen nights sleeping outside the notorious El Rodeo I prison near Caracas. Their demand is simple yet profound: transparency and unconditional freedom for their loved ones held as political prisoners.How Long Will Venezuela’s Regime Keep Families in the Dark?This ongoing vigil began on January 8, after officials announced mass excarcerations. Yet, nearly three weeks later, no authoritative list or reliable figures have emerged to confirm who has been released. Aurora Silva, wife of activist Freddy Superlano, voices the frustration felt by many: "We are still without real...