Families of three artisanal fishermen from Falcón are reporting significant delays in their ability to appeal a six-year prison sentence. The men were sentenced on August 13th by the First Trial Court with jurisdiction in Terrorism, following their arrest during post-election repression in 2024. The families allege obstacles in the appeals process, hindering their efforts to challenge the convictions. The original detentions occurred amidst a crackdown following the 2024 elections in Venezuela. Concerns are growing regarding due process and potential political motivations behind the sentencing in Falcón. The case highlights ongoing issues with the Venezuelan judicial system and its handling of individuals arrested during periods of political unrest. Further details are available on the TalCual news platform.