Venezuelan Opposition Leader Juan Pablo Guanipa Reportedly Abducted Hours After Release From Jail
Summary
Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Pablo Guanipa was abducted by armed men shortly after his release from jail, raising concerns about his safety amid political turmoil.
Key Points
- Juan Pablo Guanipa, a Venezuelan opposition leader, was abducted hours after being released from jail.
- Guanipa was arrested last May over alleged involvement in a terrorist plot and freed under pressure from the US administration.
- His party, Primero Justicia, blames the current regime and holds top officials responsible for his safety.
- Opposition figures including Nobel laureate Maria Corina Machado have expressed serious concern about the abduction.
