Chavismo detained human rights activist Rocío San Miguel as he tried to leave the country

family and colleagues Rocío San MiguelThe president of the NGO Citizen Control for Security, Defense and the National Armed Forces, there has been no trace of her since last Friday. Detained while trying to leave the country At Maquetia International Airport. “We demand their immediate freedom and condemn that this new ill-treatment is part of a painful practice of persecution against those who defend and exercise rights,” warned NGO Provia.

According to various local media, San Miguel, an expert in military affairs with international recognition and reputation, was cited in the case. white braceletWhich is part of five alleged conspiracies that the Bolivarian Revolution cites as justification for its latest offensive against the opposition and NGOs.

It also comes as the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR) last week urged the Venezuelan government To complete the sentence of the case tascon listThis crusade was started almost two decades ago by San Miguel, Thais Peña and Magali Chang. Three women were expelled from the National Border Council in the application of the famous Tascón list, which included thousands of Venezuelans who had signed in favor of carrying out the withdrawal process against Hugo Chávez.

San Miguel himself stressed on his social networks, “We have been fighting for justice, truth and compensation in this case for almost 20 years.”

“Rocío San Miguel have been victims of harassment, victimization and discrimination By the Venezuelan State. His arrest is a very serious fact that highlights the progressive closure of civic space and the efforts of those who rule to suppress critical voices,” Provia said.

Currently, the dungeon house of Nicolás Maduro 261 political prisoners, according to the penal forum. These include 18 women, three of whom are of Spanish nationality.

Javier Tarazona, president of the NGO Fundares, close to completing a thousand days behind bars, who, like San Miguel with military affairs, came forward to disclose information about the Bolivarian Revolution’s close relationship with the Colombian guerrillas .

“His whereabouts are unknown at this time, which various UN reports have described as summary forced disappearance, which occurs frequently Venezuela, This is a serious violation of due process, defense and a violation of human rights,” said opposition leader Delsa Solorzano.