Venezuela starts prisoner releases under amnesty law
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- •Venezuela passed a new amnesty law leading to prisoner releases starting in February 2026.
- •By February 24, nearly 2,200 people had been released under the amnesty law.
- •By February 25, the total number of released prisoners exceeded 3,200.
- •President Rodriguez has publicly promised to facilitate the return of Venezuelan exiles.
- •The amnesty law covers political prisoners and others detained during recent unrest.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Venezuelan government successfully facilitates the return of exiles then the country could see increased political engagement and potential shifts in opposition dynamics.
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