Madres de presos políticos resisten bajo la lluvia ante la Embajada de EE. UU. | Noticias TVV Vzla

🚨 INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE BREAKS THE SILENCE IN VENEZUELA! See the full document of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR) ruling, watch the testimonies of the surviving family members of Fuerte Guaicaipuro, and follow the live monitoring of the vigil at the embassy. 📲 Download the official TVV app here: https://onelink.to/4h4t9t and stay informed 24/7 with the best uncensored coverage, critical human rights alerts, and exclusive reports from the scene. The truth will not be silenced! In a ruling of global legal significance, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR) declared the Venezuelan State internationally responsible for the commission of systematic torture and serious human rights violations within the headquarters of the Bolivarian National Intelligence Service (SEBIN) in Caracas, formally ordering the definitive closure of El Helicoide. The landmark ruling comes at a time of heightened civil pressure in the streets of the capital, where dozens of mothers and wives of political prisoners have now spent four days camped out in the rain, cold, and sun outside the U.S. Embassy in Colinas de Valle Arriba. The families emphasized that they are turning to Washington as a mediator of last resort after exhausting all regular channels with Venezuelan prosecutors and human rights defenders without receiving a response. The protest has drawn families from remote regions of the country, such as Aurora Guevara, who traveled from Mantecal (Apure) to demand the release of her daughter, Veruzka Villegas, who has been held at the National Institute for Female Orientation (INOF) for eight months in connection with the so-called "PDVSA-Ghost" case. Likewise, spokespeople for the "32 Gideons" denounced the brutal transfer they suffered from El Helicoide to Fort Guaicaipuro, where they endured a period of temporary enforced disappearance and inhumane torture involving isolation and dehydration. Meanwhile, the NGO Foro Penal updated the official figure to 389 active political prisoners in the country (including civilians, military personnel, and foreign nationals), and categorically refuted the Delcy Rodríguez administration's social media propaganda about mass releases: the civil organization confirmed that in the last 48 hours only 15 actual releases have been verified in centers such as Ramo Verde and INOF, demonstrating that the regime maintains its "revolving door" policy and the slow trickle of legal proceedings. TVV Noticias Venezuela with Luis Carlos Parada, Neidy Freytes, and Héctor Caldera | Monday to Friday, 7:00 PM ET Don't forget to subscribe, turn on notifications 🔔, and leave your feedback in the comments.