Overview
- Buenos Aires says it has stepped up diplomacy with Washington and views potential prisoner releases as part of a possible transition scenario, though outcomes remain unconfirmed.
- Government sources told local media they have received no update on whether Gallo was moved and believe he remains in El Rodeo I, a prison linked to severe abuses.
- María Alexandra Gómez, Gallo’s wife, voiced cautious hope for his return and urged the liberation of political detainees, noting he has never been allowed a call with his son.
- The Presidency and Foreign Ministry reiterated demands for Gallo’s immediate release and stated Venezuela bears international responsibility for his safety.
- A former fellow inmate described torture and incommunicado conditions at El Rodeo I, as Argentina points to prior filings before the International Criminal Court to contest Gallo’s detention.