💨 Abstract
Venezuela has been reported to have canceled the passports of at least 40 journalists and activists since President Nicolas Maduro's re-election, according to the Financial Times. This is part of an alleged intensifying campaign of repression against the authoritarian president's opponents. The passport cancellations, without explanation, are said to be a tactic to silence critical voices with minimal effort. The actual number of affected individuals may be higher due to fear of reporting cases.
Courtesy: theprint.in
Summarized by Einstein Beta 🤖
Suggested
Israeli PM Netanyahu expresses condolences on passing of Ratan Tata
Israeli strikes kill 29 people in Gaza, medics say, as tanks push deeper in the north
Serious indictment of crumbling law and order situation in Maharashtra: Cong on Baba Siddique's killing
Rugby league-Wigan cap dominant season with Super League Grand Final win over Hull KR
Strong quake hits Costa Rica's Pacific coast, no damages reported
Zelenskiy says Ukrainian forces holding positions in Russia's Kursk region
Japanese atomic bomb survivors' group Nihon Hidankyo wins Nobel Peace Prize
Former Maldives president Solih questions Muizzu govt’s past objections as he courts closer India ties
Cricket-Samson fireworks secure clean sweep for India against Bangladesh
Powered by MessengerX.io