Venezuela thanks the support of the Women's Front of El Salvador to kidnapped migrants

FDIM denounced that the governments of Donald Tump and Nayib Bukele are making progress in a “policy of mass criminalization” FDIM denounced that the governments of Donald Tump and Nayib Bukele are making progress in a “policy of mass criminalization”
FDIM denounced that the governments of Donald Tump and Nayib Bukele are making progress in a “policy of mass criminalization”
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Published at: 24/03/2025 10:30 AM

The Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs for Latin America, Rander Peña, thanked the International Democratic Federation of Women (FDIM) of El Salvador for the solidarity of the International Democratic Federation of Women (FDIM) with the Venezuelan migrants kidnapped in the South American country.

“The strong condemnation of these inhumane actions and the complaint of the violation of the human rights of our compatriots are an act of solidarity and justice that reflects the FDIM's unwavering commitment to the principles of dignity and human rights,” Peña said in response to the Salvadoran organization's statement.

In the text, the FDIM denounced that the governments of Donald Tump in the United States (USA) and Nayib Bukele in El Salvador are advancing a “policy of mass criminalization, based on racial and xenophobic prejudice.”

Peña reiterated that Venezuela “categorically rejects the kidnapping and illegal transfer of 238 Venezuelans to a concentration camp in El Salvador, where an emergency regime prevails that denies minimum citizen guarantees and where serious human rights violations have been documented.”

“We thank the FDIM for its support to the demands of the Government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and the affected families, demanding the immediate and safe release and repatriation of our compatriots to Venezuela. Their solidarity is a beacon of hope at this time of deep concern and indignation,” he said.

He also ratified the commitment of the Bolivarian Government of President Nicolás Maduro “ to continue fighting for the liberation of our Venezuelan brothers and sisters, and for respect for the human rights of all migrants, regardless of their nationality or condition.”

Mazo News Team