Leopoldo on Nostr: Five months after Maduro's removal, Venezuela's transition is real — but ...
Five months after Maduro's removal, Venezuela's transition is real — but incomplete.
Hundreds of political prisoners remain behind bars. The regime's heirs are releasing them slowly, conditionally, using each release as a chip to buy legitimacy.
That is not a transition. That is a negotiation using human beings as currency.
A democratic transition has one non-negotiable starting point: unconditional freedom for all political prisoners. Not 379. Not 91. All of them.
The world cannot mistake movement for transformation. Venezuela's people deserve more than a slightly opened door.
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2026-05-21 01:04:46 UTCEvent JSON
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