INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Six Venezuelan opposition leaders have spent 100 days in the Argentine embassy in Caracas.They face accusations of terrorism, conspiracy,
logistics chief.100 Days in Hiding: Venezuelan Opposition Leaders Still Seek Refuge in Argentine Embassy
some had sought asylum in the Dutch embassy after successful opposition primaries on October 22, which the government ignored.Repression has
intensified since January
Norwegian-mediated political dialogue
However, the Maduro government denied him safe conduct, despite prior agreements.Political Turmoil in VenezuelaAttorney General Tarek
William Saab announced their charges on television
Venezuela regional coordinators in various states
In total, authorities have jailed 46 opposition figures since late last year.Inside the embassy, the leaders continue their political work
They face challenges in maintaining routines without infringing on shared spaces.Initially, their legal defense struggled with the charges
These included incitement to hatred, treason, conspiracy, terrorism, and money laundering.They rejected a safe conduct agreement that barred
President Maduro enjoys resources, public space access, and legal advantages.He dominates the media and public discourse
