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From grassroots activists to NGO workers, politicians, and their families—Maduro’s campaign of fear ahead of Jan. 10 is showing no bounds.

Venezuelan opposition leader says his son-in-law was kidnapped in Caracas https://t.co/S9Z3fp8Ocm pic.twitter.com/doO5n1vAgT
— Orlando Sentinel (@orlandosentinel) January 7, 2025

Hooded men dressed in black abducted Rafael Tudares, the husband of Edmundo’s daughter, while he was dropping off the president-elect’s grandchildren at school

🇻🇪 Carlos Correa was intercepted by hooded individuals dressed in black, who forced him into an unmarked brown vehicle. Since then, there has been no contact with his family or lawyers, violating his human rights.https://t.co/9ClACYtKN4
— CPJ Américas (@CPJAmericas) January 8, 2025

Carlos Correa, head of free press NGO Espacio Público, was also kidnapped in the Caracas city centre in broad daylight

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Days before Maduro is set to begin a disputed 3rd term, a full-scale witch hunt is in swing #Venezuela.

It bewilders & pains me beyond measure that one of the arrested is politician Enrique Márquez – a model of moderation, whose empathy with chavismo is unrivalled in the oppo. https://t.co/aah93aImLb
— Ivan Briscoe (@itbriscoe) January 8, 2025

Enrique Márquez, a former presidential candidate (2024) and CNE rector (2021-2023), has challenged Maduro’s claim to power before domestic institutitions. He was also kidnapped on Tuesday afternoon

Lista de desaparecidos/detenidos el 7 de enero 2025:

1. Marianela Ojeda, coordinadora de Activismo Municipal de Vente Venezuela en el municipio Pampanito, estado Trujillo.

2. Francisco Graterol, Secretario Político Municipal de Vente Venezuela en en el municipio Pampanito,…
— Nazly Escalona 🇻🇪 (@nazlyescalona) January 8, 2025

A full list of activists, local leaders and public figures arrested or gone missing since January 7

🚨🇺🇸🇻🇪The Biden administration is set to roll out this week new sanctions against the Maduro regime in Venezuela ahead of Friday's presidential "inauguration," two U.S. officials told me. The State Department could announce the first round of sanctions on Wednesday
— Barak Ravid (@BarakRavid) January 8, 2025

30 mins after the statement by Colombia's ambassador that he will attend the Maduro's inauguration, Petro writes a long message calling for the release of Carlos Correa

Says they don't recognize Venezuelan presidential elections but won't break diplomatic ties either 1/2 https://t.co/rA3oMVoAzI
— Joshua Collins (@murosinvisibles.bsky.social) (@InvisiblesMuros) January 8, 2025

Another ramble from Petro over his confused stance on Venezuela

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