Venezuelan opposition leaders Richard Blanco and Carlos Azuaje have publicly denounced ongoing harassment by the Bolivarian Intelligence Service (SEBIN) while traveling in the states of Trujillo and Monagas. Both men reported being followed and monitored during their visits, suggesting a pattern of intimidation. Despite the alleged persecution, Blanco and Azuaje affirmed their commitment to advocating for the release of all political prisoners in Venezuela. The incidents raise concerns about the Venezuelan government's continued suppression of dissent and limitations on freedom of movement for opposition figures. This latest report adds to a growing list of allegations of state-sponsored harassment targeting individuals critical of the current administration. The leaders vow to continue their work despite the risks involved, pushing for broader political freedoms within the country. The details were originally reported by TalCual.