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Andreína Baduel denounced lack of protection and worsening detention conditions after the June earthquakes

Andreína Baduel, a journalist and human rights activist, denounced the worsening conditions for political prisoners in Venezuela following the June 24 earthquakes, highlighting increased vulnerability and lack of state protocols.

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How many political prisoners are held, and is the trend improving? · Full question dossier →

linked by topic terms: political prisoners

What would settle it: Foro Penal's monthly count falling for two consecutive months with named releases.

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Andreína Baduel, spokesperson for CLIPPVE, reported that the June 24 earthquakes worsened prison conditions and increased vulnerability of political prisoners.

Baduel's father, former Defense Minister Raúl Isaías Baduel, died in state custody in 2021; her brother Josnars Baduel was detained in May 2020 and spent 21 days in punishment cells in April 2026.

CLIPPVE and NGOs issued a joint statement on July 22, 2026, requesting urgent attention measures for prisoners.

Baduel noted that since January 3, 2026, arbitrary detentions have become shorter but continue, with approximately 700 families still having members in captivity.

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