Venezuelan Prisoners Greeted with Emotion and Food Upon Return Home

Venezuelan Prisoners Return Home After Exchange Deal Caracas, Venezuela – A group of Venezuelan citizens, previously detained in El Salvador, have returned to their homeland following a prisoner exchange negotiated between Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele. The exchange, which also involved the release of U.S. citizens held in Venezuela, marks a significant diplomatic development. The returning Venezuelans, who had been held for four months, were met with a warm reception upon their arrival. Footage from the scene shows the individuals, visibly emotional, being provided with food and expressing their profound relief and happiness to be back in Venezuela. One returnee, smiling and holding a plate of food, remarked, "It's been a long time since I ate well." Another added, "Now we get to the good stuff," referring to their homecoming. The prisoners shared brief insights into their time in detention. "We never thought we would taste chicken or meat again," one man stated, explaining that their diet primarily consisted of "pure beans with tortillas and rice." Their comments underscored the challenging conditions they faced abroad. This exchange concludes a period of uncertainty for the detainees and highlights ongoing efforts in international diplomacy.

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