Since the protests that followed the 2024 presidential elections, 71 people have been imprisoned, according to the Cuban government.

According to two businesses made up of family of individuals arrested for motives, the prisoners were released on Thursday, December 25, in the early days of that day.

The Committee for the Freedom of Political Prisoners stated in a press release that "mothers, relatives, and friends have reported the release of at least 60 people from Tocoron prison ( Aragua state ), as well as 9 female political prisoners detained in Las Crisalidas, and 3 teenagers from La Guaira. " Every name being removed from unjustified prison lists, according to the business, represents a win for wisdom and hope. The Committee of Mothers in Defense of the Truth, for its part, mentioned "65 men imprisoned in Tocoron, 3 people in Las Crisalidas, and 3 youth in La Guaira. " In its press release, the Committee stated that "injustice continues to change lots of families throughout the nation" and that "it is an important achievement, but it is unsatisfactory. So, we demand the total freedom of all through a General Amnesty. " These companies claim that the release of prisoners had been delayed for several decades, which has sparked numerous public requests for a review of the detainees ' cases. Some of the arrested people's mother had warned that no new produces had been made public since March. The arrests took place in the wake of the political problems that broke out after the election of Nicolas Maduro on July 28, 2024, amid accusations of fraud by the criticism, which claimed victory for Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia and provided proof of his defeat by publishing the election information. More than 2, 400 people were detained following the votes and charged by the Public Prosecutor's Office with major acts like violence. The majority of those detained later were released.

The Maduro administration disputes that non-governmental companies and opposition parties held them to be political prisoners.

71 captives have been released as a result of US federal force.

The Donald Trump administration's toughening of its grip on Caracas has come in recent months with fresh isolation measures, including stronger measures to stop Venezuela's oil exports, and a more extensive military presence in the Caribbean Sea.

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