Sarah Kinosian
Investigative Journalist at Reuters
Investigative journalist. Covering Mexico and Central America for @Reuters by way of Caracas.
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msn.com | Nelson Renteria |Sarah Kinosian
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whbl.com | Nelson Renteria |Sarah Kinosian
By Nelson Renteria and Sarah KinosianSAN SALVADOR (Reuters) – Lawyers challenging the incarceration in El Salvador of more than 200 Venezuelans deported by the U.S. said the Salvadoran government is denying the prisoners access to attorneys and contact with the outside world.
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ca.news.yahoo.com | Nelson Renteria |Sarah Kinosian
By Nelson Renteria and Sarah KinosianSAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - Lawyers challenging the incarceration in El Salvador of more than 200 Venezuelans deported by the U.S. said the Salvadoran government is denying the prisoners access to attorneys and contact with the outside world.
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uk.marketscreener.com | Nelson Renteria |Sarah Kinosian
SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - Lawyers challenging the incarceration in El Salvador of more than 200 Venezuelans deported by the U.S. said the Salvadoran government is denying the prisoners access to attorneys and contact with the outside world. Under an agreement with the Salvadoran government, President Donald Trump's administration in March sent 238 Venezuelans to its Terrorism Confinement Center, the largest prison in Latin America, as part of a crackdown on immigration.
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ca.marketscreener.com | Nelson Renteria |Sarah Kinosian
SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - Lawyers challenging the incarceration in El Salvador of more than 200 Venezuelans deported by the U.S. said the Salvadoran government is denying the prisoners access to attorneys and contact with the outside world. Under an agreement with the Salvadoran government, President Donald Trump's administration in March sent 238 Venezuelans to its Terrorism Confinement Center, the largest prison in Latin America, as part of a crackdown on immigration.
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RT @diazbriseno: Secret unit inside Mexico's largest private TV network (Televisa) launched on defamation campaign vs a Mexican magistrate…
A 2022 internal U.S. State Department report on Bukele: "flood El Salvador with propaganda, demonize the institutions charged with debunking that propaganda – the free press and civil society – dominate public narratives, and repress dissent.” https://t.co/ObCJBHsuAI
RT @AmndreRenteria: Lawyers say #ElSalvador blocks access to detained Venezuelans | with @skinosian https://t.co/CsATLjy1Am
