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Deaths in Venezuelan prisons raise alarms among NGOs and human rights defenders

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By Michael Krumholtz, Isabella Lapadula, Lily O'Sullivan
| Latin America Reports
Caracas, Venezuela — Venezuela’s prison system has long been criticized for its poor conditions, ranging from overcrowding and procedural delays to unsanitary environments and allegations of abuse. These concerns are again mounting following the deaths in recent days of nine detainees in various detention centers across the country. The first case involves five deaths inside the Yare III prison in the state of Miranda, as confirmed on April 20 by the Ministry of Penitentiary Affairs.
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Julio Díaz Zulueta, Peru's new Minister of the Interior

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By Diego López Marina, Michael Krumholtz
| perureports.com
Lima, Peru — President Dina Boluarte on March 24 swore in her seventh Minister of the Interior since taking office. The new appointee is retired National Police General Julio Díaz Zulueta. Díaz Zulueta assumed office just as the 72-hour deadline for President Boluarte to appoint a new minister was about to expire, following the ouster of Juan José Santiváñez in Congress on Friday, March 21. The latter was removed from office after facing heavy criticism.
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What’s behind the grenade attacks rocking Bogotá’s San Bernardo neighborhood?

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By Steve Hide, Michael Krumholtz, Sebastián Mora Verified
| Latin America Reports
Bogotá, Colombia – Bogotá’s inner-city enclave of San Bernardo was struck by a grenade attack last week, the fourth such attack in a month, even amid a security clampdown which has done little to dent a turf war between drug gangs. In the latest incident on the evening of March 25, two men mounted on a motorbike tossed an explosive device into a group of people gathered on a street corner of the barrio, which lies in the heart of the Colombian capital’s troubled Santa Fe district.
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