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How will the Venezuelan government respond to international pressure regarding Alberto Trentini by May 31, 2025?
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Alberto Trentini•Italian•Venice•Venezuela•Caracas•Guasdalito•Humanity and Inclusion•Trentini•Italian Democratic Party•Antonio Tajani•Italy
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Release Trentini • 25%
Allow consular access • 25%
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Official statements from the Venezuelan government or international media coverage
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Italian Aid Worker Alberto Trentini Arrested in Venezuela on November 15, Family Urges Government Action Amid Health Concerns
Jan 14, 2025, 04:19 PM
Alberto Trentini, an Italian aid worker from Venice, was arrested in Venezuela on November 15 while traveling from Caracas to Guasdalito as part of a mission with the NGO Humanity and Inclusion. His family has not received any official information about his whereabouts or condition since his arrest, despite multiple attempts by the Italian ambassador to contact him. Trentini, who suffers from health issues and does not have access to his medication, was reportedly transferred to Caracas shortly after his detention. The family has urged the Italian government to engage in diplomatic efforts to secure his release and ensure his safety. The Italian Democratic Party has also presented an urgent inquiry to Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani regarding the government's actions to guarantee Trentini's legal and detention rights and facilitate his return to Italy.
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