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Cepaz: Releases in Venezuela do not guarantee a transition without investigation of human rights violations

Faisal Yamil, legal coordinator of Cepaz, stated in an interview that recent prisoner releases in Venezuela do not constitute a transition process unless human rights violations are investigated and punished.

Faisal Yamil, Cepaz legal coordinator, said prisoner releases are insufficient for a transition without human rights investigations.

Yamil stressed the state's obligation to investigate and the Public Ministry's role in these processes.

He asserted that evidence and reports exist to advance investigations.

Yamil concluded that without investigations and sanctions, a transition process cannot be claimed.

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