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Venezuelans in Spain are caught between hope and fear after Maduro's capture (abcnews.go.com)
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Author: SUMAN NAISHADHAM Associated Press, ABC News
Published on: 16/01/2026 | 05:16:13

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Some 600,000 Venezuelans live in Spain, home to the largest population anywhere outside the Americas. Many fled political persecution and violence but also the country’s collapsing economy. Some Venezuelan migrants have established deep roots and lives in the Iberian nation. Journalist Carleth Morales first came to Madrid a quarter-century ago when Hugo Chávez was reelected as Venezuela's president in 2000. The 54-year-old wanted to study and return home, taking a break of sorts in Madrid as she sensed a political and economic environment that was growing more and more challenging. In 2015, morales founded an organization of Venezuelan journalists in Spain. Verónica Noya's husband, Antonio Sequea, was imprisoned in 2020 after taking part in a military incursion to oust Maduro. He remains in solitary confinement in the El Rodeo prison in Caracas. For 20 months, noya has been unable to communicate with him or her brother.

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