The two billiards released by Venezuela are "pretty good," according to the Basque Government
In statements to Radio Euskadi, the Secretary of Foreign Affairs of the Basque Government has complained that during the 15 months of detention they have not respected their rights and have suffered a "very serious" situation.
Venezuela liberated the two billiards
The Basque Government's Foreign Secretary, Ander Caballero, has assured us that the two billiards released this Thursday by the Venezuelan Government "are quite well."
José María Basoa and Andrés Martínez Adasme, the two Basques arrested in Venezuela in 2024 and imprisoned for "terrorist" acts, are now on the plane that will take them to Madrid (10:30 a.m.).
In statements to Radio Euskadi, the Secretary of External Action of the Basque Government has complained that during the 15 months they have been detained they have not respected their rights and have suffered a 'really serious' situation.
As he explained, it is now a question of 'getting home' as soon as possible and being able to meet with family members, and that is why the Basque Government will provide them with all the medical and care they need.
Caballero points out that since their imprisonment, very little information has been received from the relatives of Basoa and Martinez.
"They have had unrest and despair. Now, however, "they are in the hope of ending this horrible nightmare," he added.
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