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Overview
- Rights group Foro Penal said it confirmed 104 releases on Sunday and is still checking additional names.
- Foro Penal now reports 383 releases since December, while the interim government previously cited 626 and later a minister claimed 808 including cases from before December.
- Interim leader Delcy Rodríguez said she will ask the UN human rights office to verify official tallies and lists.
- Human-rights organizations say many detainees remain in custody, with families maintaining vigils outside prisons as they await further releases.
- Prominent opposition figures, including Juan Pablo Guanipa, Freddy Superlano and Javier Tarazona, are still jailed, underscoring concerns about the pace and scope of the process.