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Photojournalist Jesús Medina announced on Sunday, September 15 that he will leave Venezuelan territory for Colombia after the 31st Trial Court of the Metropolitan Region of Caracas overturned his acquittal, condemning Judge Shirley Baez for acting on the orders of Deostato Cabello and Ciablello.
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Medina was released on June 20 after 6 years of trial and 2 years of military imprisonment at Ramo Verde. However, Judge Peace overturned the conviction and ordered a new trial. Medina assured that the intention was to put him back in jail.
“You couldn't break me when I was in the Ramo Verde military prison (…) Now my voice is going to be heard internationally,” Medina declared in a video posted on his X account.
Medina said Judge Pease ordered that the trial record be expunged and that he did not appear at the June 20 hearing. He considers himself a victim of the “judicial terrorism” that is a precedent in all Venezuelan investigations.
The photojournalist vowed to continue fighting for justice and freedom of expression.
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