🇻🇪⚠️ Aurora Silva, the wife of opposition leader Freddy Superlano, reported on Sunday that she was able to visit him for the first time in almost 18 months of detention.

Silva said the visit took place in El Rodeo I prison, through a glass window, but she was able to confirm that Superlano "is alive", something that — she said — was her greatest fear due to the lack of official information about his condition.

"I was able to confirm that he is alive... he is strong and convinced that he will soon be released from there," she said.

Silva assured that Superlano and other political prisoners are aware of the capture and extraction of Nicolás Maduro and of the vigils and demands of their families for the release of all political prisoners, although they cannot talk openly inside the prison.

"Everyone knows absolutely everything... they are waiting for their releases, making questions and demands. They pray a lot at night, every night," she recounted.

According to her, Superlano asked if there were media present outside the prison and thanked for the public pressure that has been maintained for months.

The leader's wife described the reunion as a moment full of emotions.

"The first thing he said to me was: 'Don't cry here, we'll cry later'. He is thinner, but mentally strong. I hadn't heard from him for a year and almost six months," she said.

🇺🇸🇻🇪 US Energy Secretary Chris Wright outlined the possible duration of the transition period in Venezuela under US control—from one to two years, or even longer.

He explained that the goal is to establish a representative and legitimate government, after which the country will regain full sovereignty. He emphasized that the current government in Caracas lacks legitimacy.