Venezuelans Demand Justice Over Detainees' Deaths
The article reveals that 146 Venezuelans unlawfully detained died before the two deadly earthquakes that struck the country in June 2026, with magnitudes of 7.2 and 7.5, resulting in the death of more than 6,500 people. The detainees were held in Lara State and were confined without reason, prevented from leaving the building during the disaster. Families of the victims have formally demanded an official apology and moral compensation from the Venezuelan government, along with an investigation into the causes of their detention and mistreatment. They also criticize the lack of information regarding the number of detainees and whether they survived or perished in the earthquake. These incidents underscore the need to improve protocols for handling deportees and to ensure government accountability.
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