After nearly two years in prison, Rocío San Miguel has spoken out about the injustices of her detention and imprisonment in Venezuela. She describes pressures exerted on her family and irregularities surrounding her case, known as “Brazalete Blanco.” San Miguel emphasizes that her greatest achievement following this ordeal is having emerged without succumbing to hatred despite the “barbarity” she experienced. Her testimony, published by *TalCual*, sheds light on the conditions faced by political prisoners within the Venezuelan justice system. The case highlights concerns about due process and human rights violations in Venezuela. San Miguel's statement offers a personal account of the struggles endured and the importance of resisting bitterness in the face of adversity.