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The Venezuelan government confiscated the house of Laura Acosta, personal assistant to opposition leader María Corina Machado, an act denounced by the Vente Venezuela party as political retaliation.

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado speaks out against the confiscation of her assistant's home amid ongoing persecution by the Venezuelan regime.

The opposition organization Vente Venezuela reported the confiscation of Laura Acosta's home in Caracas, an act deemed political retaliation against her and the regime's repression of dissent.

Twenty-three prisoners have been released in Venezuela under an amnesty law, amid ongoing protests from those still incarcerated.

Venezuela's parliament has approved an amnesty law that does not apply to opposition leaders accused of military crimes, including Maria Corina Machado.

Opposition leader Juan Pablo Guanipa is set to gain full freedom following the approval of a historical amnesty law in Venezuela, according to his son.

Venezuela's National Assembly has unanimously approved an amnesty law that may retroactively provide freedom to numerous political prisoners since 1999, excluding those convicted of military aggression.

Venezuela's Parliament is debating a general amnesty law that could release hundreds of political prisoners, but some opposition figures may be excluded from its benefits.

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado commended President Trump for his role in what she claims is a pivotal moment for the Americas, akin to the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado asserts that the governments of Cuba and Nicaragua will collapse following the downfall of Venezuela's regime led by Delcy Rodríguez.

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado stated that the governments of Cuba and Nicaragua will fall alongside the alleged criminal regime in Venezuela under Delcy Rodríguez.

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado praised the vitality of released political prisoners and spoke about the ongoing struggle for freedom in Venezuela during a conference in Munich.

Delcy Rodríguez, the acting president of Venezuela, stated that opposition leader María Corina Machado must account for her support of US military intervention upon returning to the country.

Delcy Rodríguez, the acting president of Venezuela, warned opposition leader María Corina Machado about facing consequences upon her return to the country.

The Venezuelan opposition party Vente Venezuela, led by Maria Corina Machado, faces severe repression from the Chavista regime, resulting in over 200 detentions.

Juan Pablo Guanipa, a prominent Venezuelan opposition figure, was placed under house arrest shortly after being released from prison, highlighting ongoing repression in the country.

A close ally of Nobel Peace Prize laureate María Corina Machado has been placed under house arrest after being detained for demanding elections in Venezuela.

Venezuelan Nobel Peace Prize laureate María Corina Machado expresses her determination to return to her home country despite the recent arrest of a close associate.

Maria Corina Machado expressed her determination to return to Venezuela, stating that recent events would not affect her plans.

Maria Corina Machado, the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize nominee, states her intention to return to Venezuela despite the recent arrest of a close collaborator.

Venezuelan authorities have re-arrested dissident Juan Pablo Guanipa just hours after his release, highlighting the regime's limits on reconciliation gestures.

Juan Pablo Guanipa, an opposition leader in Venezuela, was released from prison only to be arrested again a few hours later and transferred to house arrest.

Venezuela's prosecutor's office has revoked the release of opposition leader Juan Pablo Guanipa and has ordered him to be placed under house arrest.

Juan Pablo Guanipa, a Venezuelan opposition politician, was reportedly abducted by armed men hours after his release from prison, as stated by his son.

María Corina Machado reported that opposition leader Juan Pablo Guanipa was kidnapped shortly after his release from prison in Venezuela.

Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Pablo Guanipa was rearrested just hours after being released from prison, reflecting ongoing tensions surrounding political prisoners in the country.

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado reported that her ally Juan Pablo Guanipa was kidnapped shortly after his release from prison by armed men in Caracas.

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has reported the kidnapping of political leader Juan Pablo Guanipa shortly after his release from prison.

Venezuelan opposition politician Juan Pablo Guanipa has been kidnapped in Caracas, according to opposition leader Maria Corina Machado.

Maria Corina Machado announced that armed men kidnapped her opposition colleague Juan Pablo Guanipa shortly after his release from prison in Caracas.

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has reported the kidnapping of Juan Pablo Guanipa, an associate, hours after his release from prison.

Juan Pablo Guanipa, a Venezuelan opposition politician, has reportedly been kidnapped in Caracas, as announced by opposition leader María Corina Machado.

María Corina Machado reported that Juan Pablo Guanipa was kidnapped by armed men shortly after his release from detention by the Venezuelan government.

Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Pablo Guanipa has reportedly been kidnapped by armed men shortly after his release from prison, according to fellow opposition figure Maria Corina Machado.

Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado reported that opposition politician Juan Pablo Guanipa was kidnapped shortly after being released from prison in Caracas.

Venezuelan opposition politician Juan Pablo Guanipa was kidnapped in Caracas just hours after being released from prison.

The Venezuelan government has initiated a historic amnesty process by releasing several prominent opposition figures ahead of a parliamentary vote on an amnesty law for political prisoners.

Three prominent opposition politicians related to Nobel laureate María Corina Machado have been freed in Venezuela ahead of a pending vote on a new amnesty law.

The Venezuelan government has released 18 political prisoners, including Juan Pablo Guanipa, amidst a complex political transition.

Venezuela has released several political opposition members, including allies of Maria Corina Machado, amid pressure for political reforms and human rights improvements.

Juan Pablo Guanipa, a Venezuelan opposition leader, was released from prison after eight months of detention by intelligence services, raising concerns over the treatment of political prisoners in Venezuela.

Several Venezuelan opposition figures, including Juan Pablo Guanipa and lawyer Perkins Rocha, have been released from prison as the country approaches a general amnesty in the post-Maduro era.

Juan Pablo Guanipa, a leader of Venezuela's opposition, was released from prison after nearly nine months of incarceration, calling for discussions on the country's present and future.

Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado reported that her ally Juan Pablo Guanipa was kidnapped shortly after being released from prison in Caracas.

Opposition leader Juan Pablo Guanipa has been released from prison after more than eight months, according to his son.

Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Pablo Guanipa has been released after eight months of unjust imprisonment, following a political prisoners release announcement by interim leader Delcy Rodríguez.

A close ally of Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Corina Machado has been released from Venezuelan detention, according to a statement from Juan Pablo Guanipa's family.

Juan Pablo Guanipa, a leader of the centrist Primero Justicia party in Venezuela, has been released from illegal detention after eight months.

Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Pablo Guanipa has been released from prison after over eight months behind bars, according to his son.

Trump administration officials have expressed frustration with Venezuelan Nobel laureate Maria Corina Machado for her comments regarding the timing of elections in Venezuela, labeling her a ‘spoiler’ to U.S. policy.