Overview
- Interim President Delcy Rodríguez announced a general amnesty bill and ordered it presented to the National Assembly.
- The draft would erase charges for released political detainees but excludes those convicted of homicide, drug offenses and ordinary crimes.
- Authorities and advocacy groups reported conflicting tallies of earlier releases, with the government citing over 600 freed and advocates counting 302.
- Many freed individuals remain under travel bans and speech and employment restrictions pending any change in law.
- Rodríguez pledged to fight judicial corruption, and attendees said she plans to turn the El Helicoide prison into a community social and sports center.