The National Union of Press Workers (SNTP) in Venezuela is demanding the full freedom of five journalists—Jonathan Carrillo, Carlos Julio Rojas, Luis López, Gabriel González, and Rory Branker—who remain subject to court-imposed restrictions. These journalists are required to regularly appear before Venezuelan courts despite ongoing legal proceedings against them. The SNTP asserts that these measures limit their freedom and impede their work. The union’s statement, published on EL NACIONAL, highlights concerns about the ongoing judicial processes and their impact on press freedom within Venezuela. The call for full freedom underscores the challenges journalists face in the country. The SNTP is advocating for the complete lifting of the cautionary measures placed upon the five reporters.