Overview
- Social movements drew thousands into the streets of Caracas on Friday, continuing consecutive daily marches demanding freedom for Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores.
- News reports citing official sources say U.S. forces seized the couple following a bombing last weekend and transferred them to a prison in New York.
- Education Minister Héctor Rodríguez asserted that chavismo must lead the response and announced a "great process of mobilization and agitation" to press for their release.
- Nicolás Maduro Guerra thanked supporters and urged unity and confidence in the government’s efforts to free his parents.
- In Mexico City, roughly 4,000 people marched peacefully to denounce U.S. intervention and call for Maduro’s release, according to AFP reporters.