Without rest and under adverse conditions, relatives of political prisoners On Wednesday, they completed 300 days of uninterrupted stay in a camp near El Rodeo I, in the state of Miranda.
Through its X account, the Committee for the Freedom of Political Prisoners (Clippve) detailed that the relatives settled near the prison on January 8after the president of the National Assembly, Jorge Rodríguez announced a series of releases.
“Since that moment they have faced uncertainty, broken promises and serious allegations of human rights violations, but they have also won rights thanks to their organization and their perseverance,” the NGO said.
He indicated that the site is already known as the Camp of Dignityand has become a “space of refuge, solidarity and accompaniment” for more than 100 families.
The organization stated that the sustained effort of the families has obtained results such as the release of more than 100 political prisoners from El Rodeo I and the recovery of in-person visits.
“They won the right to hug their loved ones after months and, in some cases, more than two years of separation,” he highlighted.
The NGO affirms that the alerts from the camp managed to break the silence and opacity that surrounded the prison facility indicated by serious human rights violations.
The camp was defined by Clippve as a place of resistance and memory. There the memory of Carmen Navas and his tireless fight for the truth after the death of his son, Victor Hugo Queroin state custody.
Despite the release of political prisoners, the organization stressed that “the fight continues until everyone they can go home“.
