Venezuelan mother demands proof of life for detained son after 7-year silence

Beatriz Salas, mother of detained Hugo Marino, publicly demands proof of life after over seven years without official responses from prosecutor Larry Devoe or ombudsman Egleé González. The lack of response from state institutions suggests possible enforced disappearance, a pattern seen in Venezuela's detention system. This highlights ongoing human rights concerns but has limited direct market impact.

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