Family members of deported prisoners go to El Salvador, but they are frustrated and without news

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Jhoanna Sanguino, tia de Widmer Agelvis Sanguino, que foi deportado dos EUA para El Salvador

SANGUINO, Reina Cárdenas, friend of Andry Hernández Romero, a 32 -year -old deported designer, and activists of the Elmparo International Foundation represent a dozen deported deported from the state of Táchira (western Venezuela).

They resorted unanswered to the direction of prison centers to enter the Terrorism Confinement Center (CECOT), a maximum security arrest built by Bukele for gang members in Tecoluca, 75 km from San Salvador.

“They are there without any legal proceedings and without committing any crime in this country,” Walter Márquez, president of the foundation, told AFP.

According to Márquez, they also requested the Attorney for Human Rights “the visit to CECOT and guarantees of due process, the right to defense and health of prisoners.”

In the apostolic nunciature, they handed over a request for Pope Leo XIV interceded in favor of the detainees. “The Pope himself was a migrant in Peru, so he is very sensitized by the theme of migration,” said Márquez.

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