"The Rodeo I is a place of torture": Nahuel Gallo spoke for the first time since his release in Venezuela
Nahuel Gallo, after being detained for 448 days in Venezuela, shared his experience and gratitude for his release, asserting that Rodeo I is a site of torture.
The videos of the prisoners of El Rodeo I shouting that Nahuel Gallo was released in Venezuela, although there is no official confirmation
Political prisoners in Venezuela claim that Argentine gendarme Nahuel Gallo and two Colombian nationals have been released, although this has not been officially confirmed.
Mario Burlò: "In that prison, I risked going insane, they said I was a spy"
Mario Burlò, an Italian entrepreneur recently released from El Rodeo prison in Venezuela, reflects on his ordeal and the misconceptions surrounding his imprisonment amid legal troubles in Italy.
The Prisons of Alberto and the Fifteen Months in the Hell of Rodeo. "Everything unexpected, we were treated well. Can I smoke?"
Alberto Trentini, after 423 days in detention, expresses disbelief and joy at his sudden release, asking for a cigarette upon arriving at the Italian embassy in Caracas.
I am not pleased with how downtown Bratislava looks; some kind of rodeo has emerged there, says an architecture psychologist and selects five books
Architecture psychologist Michal Matloň argues for low-rise buildings with a human scale in Bratislava's downtown to foster better human interaction and orientation, criticizing the existing minimalist designs.