Overview

• During four meetings since March, Attorney General Tarek William Saab confirmed that Gallo is alive, uninjured and detained at El Rodeo I prison without explaining why he was arrested
• Gallo’s detention remains irregular as he lacks any formal indictment, court record or access to due process under Venezuelan law
• An ex-detainee released from El Rodeo I reported seeing Gallo among around 14 other foreign prisoners and described him as physically strong but mentally fatigued
• Argentina, backed by the U.S. State Department and international bodies such as the ICC and UN Working Group, has pressed Caracas for transparency and legal accountability
• Gómez will detail her family’s ordeal and mounting diplomatic efforts in an exclusive DNEWS interview airing tonight