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Hunger strike of relatives for the quick release of Venezuelan dissidents

Ten people began a hunger strike in Venezuela to demand the release of the remaining 33 political prisoners at Zona 7, while 17 were freed on Saturday. Relatives continue to protest for an amnesty law.

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00:00Ten relatives of Venezuelan political prisoners began a hunger strike on Saturday as a final effort to demand the release
00:06of their loved ones.
00:07The group is demanding that the government free the remaining 33 dissidents held at the Zona 7 detention center in
00:13Caracas.
00:15While 17 prisoners were released from the facility earlier on Saturday, families who have camped outside since January 8th say
00:23liberations have been too scarce.
00:26The push for freedom follows the U.S. raid that captured Nicolás Maduro and his wife, an event that has
00:31triggered a wave of prisoners' releases aimed at national reconciliation.
00:37In a historic move, Venezuela's National Assembly debated an amnesty measure this week for hundreds of activists and opposition members,
00:44making the first time authorities have acknowledged the existence of political prisoners.
00:50Meanwhile, exiled leader Maria Corino Machado continues to push for new elections to complete the country's transition to democracy.
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