Families of political prisoners held at El Rodeo I prison in Venezuela are protesting and demanding information regarding the whereabouts of their loved ones. Authorities have reportedly transferred inmates without providing official explanations, sparking concerns about their safety and well-being. The Committee for the Freedom of Political Prisoners (Clipp) has raised alarms about the seemingly arbitrary nature of these transfers. Families gathered near the prison seeking clarity from the administration, but were met with a lack of response. This silence fuels fears about potential abuses or further restrictions on the prisoners’ rights. Clipp is advocating for transparency and accountability regarding the relocation of these individuals, highlighting a broader pattern of human rights concerns within Venezuela’s penal system. The situation underscores the ongoing struggle for the release and fair treatment of political detainees.