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Venezuelan Activist Javier Tarazona Released After Over Four Years in Detention

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Javier Tarazona, a Venezuelan human rights activist, was released from custody in Caracas after spending more than four years imprisoned. His brother, Rafael Tarazona, announced the news on social media, celebrating the end of 1,675 days of detention. Tarazona, who led the NGO Fundaredes, faced serious charges including terrorism and treason, which he consistently denied. His release coincides with a broader initiative by the Venezuelan government, which has recently announced a general amnesty law that may benefit many political prisoners. Since the beginning of the year, over 300 individuals have been released, although this number is significantly lower than the figures reported by authorities.

Key Details: • Javier Tarazona was detained for 1,675 days before his release. • The Venezuelan government announced a general amnesty law on Friday. • Over 300 political prisoners have been released since January 8, 2023.

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