Caracas, Jan 2 (Prensa Latina) The Venezuelan Ministry of Penitentiary Services reported that 88 people linked to the violent events of July 28, 2024, were released from prison in recent hours.

In a statement, the institution reported that the crimes committed by those individuals were aimed at generating destabilization and disregarding the sovereign will of the Venezuelan people.

It specified that these actions are part of the comprehensive review process of cases, instructed by President Nicolas Maduro, through which the State individually evaluates each situation and adopts precautionary measures in accordance with the law.

All of this is part of a justice policy with a humanistic approach and a focus on preserving peace.

The statement emphasized that, despite the ongoing siege against the nation, the “Venezuelan State guarantees dignified treatment, respect for human rights, and comprehensive care to all persons deprived of their liberty.”

It also reaffirmed the Bolivarian Government’s commitment to acting in defense of stability, social justice, and national sovereignty.

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