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Venezuelan journalist Nelin Escalante, who was reported missing and allegedly detained by authorities in Caracas, has returned to work, according to a video posted on his Instagram account. The United Nations has accused Venezuelan security forces of increased arbitrary arrests since the country's contested July elections, and the government did not respond to Reuters' requests for information about the case at the time.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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