Overview
- Foro Penal and other groups verified releases that include several Spanish nationals as well as opposition figures Enrique Márquez, Biagio Pilieri and Virgilio Laverde, with no official list from authorities.
- National Assembly head Jorge Rodríguez pledged a significant release, while activists decry opaque transfers and incomplete, unverified information about who is being freed.
- President Donald Trump credited U.S. involvement, said he canceled a planned second wave of strikes, and signed an order shielding U.S.-held Venezuelan oil revenues from creditor seizures.
- Families kept vigil outside El Rodeo and El Helicoide as some detainees learned only during visits that Nicolás Maduro was captured and taken to New York on U.S. charges.
- Acting leader Delcy Rodríguez vowed to seek Maduro’s return, and the opposition reported a detained police officer died in custody as calls continue for comprehensive, verifiable releases.