Maduro and the first combatant were kidnapped on January 3 during an airstrike on Caracas and other territories of that country, ordered by US President Donald Trump.
This initiative, as part of a broad global movement convened from the Venezuelan capital, brought together journalists and members of the Workers’ Party (PT), the Communist Party of Brazil, the Antifascist International, and the Brigade for Peace in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Prensa Latina stated that this Committee, beyond the diverse opinions of its initial members, aims to strengthen solidarity among the peoples and make public the Venezuelan cause more effectively in Brazil.
Several speakers, like Pedro Batista and Flavia Rodrigues, who outlined some actions already taken in support of the release of Maduro and Flores, agreed on the importance of consolidating unity among the different organizations.
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