Venezuelan authorities have released political prisoners Yolimar Alemán and Daniel Zambrano, according to reports from non-governmental organizations. Alemán was serving a 21-year sentence following conviction related to “Operation Gedeón,” a 2020 attempt to overthrow President Nicolás Maduro. Details surrounding the release remain limited, but advocacy groups have confirmed their freedom. Her family members, including siblings Richard and Andreina Alemán, and her husband Ericcson Chaya, have also been impacted by political persecution. This development offers a glimmer of hope for other political detainees still held in Venezuela. The release comes amid ongoing international pressure for the Maduro government to address human rights concerns and facilitate political dialogue. Further information will be released as it becomes available.