Venezuela Detains Three Americans on Terrorism Charges

Venezuela has detained three more Americans, accusing them of terrorist activities, as reported by Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello. This action adds to the growing list of foreign prisoners in Venezuela, which now totals at least 12, and follows recent diplomatic tensions exacerbated by previous prisoner exchanges between Venezuela and the U.S. Notably, the detained Americans include Jonathan Pagan Gonzalez, David Guttenberg Guillaume, and Gregory David Werber. The U.S. State Department has yet to comment, though it emphasizes the safety of its citizens abroad. Venezuelan human rights organizations express concern over a 'revolving door' of arrests, suggesting an ongoing pattern of detaining foreign nationals despite previous releases. These developments may further strain U.S.-Venezuela relations and raise alarms about the treatment of foreigners in the country.