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Defensores de migrantes venezolanos presos en El Salvador denuncian ‘torturas’

Bufete contratado por el gobierno venezolano no ha logrado visitar a los migrantes en la megacárcel donde están presos y busca obtener una “prueba de vida”

(FILES) This picture taken on February 2, 2023, shows a general view of the newly inaugurated "Terrorist Confinement Centre" (CECOT), at a secluded rural area in a valley near Tecoluca, 74 km southeast of San Salvador. Lawyers hired by the Venezuelan government last week requested El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele to open "communication channels" to solve the case of 252 Venezuelan migrants imprisoned in this country after being deported by the United States, yet their efforts have been unsuccessful. (Photo by Marvin RECINOS / AFP)
(FILES) This picture taken on February 2, 2023, shows a general view of the newly inaugurated "Terrorist Confinement Centre" (CECOT), at a secluded rural area in a valley near Tecoluca, 74 km southeast of San Salvador. Lawyers hired by the Venezuelan government last week requested El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele to open "communication channels" to solve the case of 252 Venezuelan migrants imprisoned in this country after being deported by the United States, yet their efforts have been unsuccessful. (Photo by Marvin RECINOS / AFP) MARVIN RECINOS
(FILES) This picture taken on February 2, 2023, shows a general view of the newly inaugurated "Terrorist Confinement Centre" (CECOT), at a secluded rural area in a valley near Tecoluca, 74 km southeast of San Salvador. Lawyers hired by the Venezuelan government last week requested El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele to open "communication channels" to solve the case of 252 Venezuelan migrants imprisoned in this country after being deported by the United States, yet their efforts have been unsuccessful. (Photo by Marvin RECINOS / AFP)
Un bufete contratado por el gobierno venezolano no ha logrado visitar a los migrantes en la megacárcel donde están presos. (MARVIN RECINOS/AFP)

San Salvador, El Salvador. Abogados de los 252 migrantes venezolanos deportados por el gobierno estadounidense de Donald Trump y encarcelados desde hace dos meses en El Salvador denunciaron este viernes que sus clientes son víctimas de “torturas físicas” y “morales”.

Un bufete contratado por el gobierno venezolano no ha logrado visitar a los migrantes en la megacárcel donde están presos y busca obtener una “prueba de vida”, pero se topa con un muro de silencio del gobierno de Nayib Bukele y la justicia de El Salvador.

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