Leopoldo López, Venezuela’s most prominent opposition
leader, resurfaced on May 23 after a year locked away in a military prison. In
a four-minute video, he announced that he was going on hunger strike, and
called on Venezuelans to renew their peaceful anti-government protests. In the
video, which was apparently recorded with a smuggled mobile phone in his
meter-wide cell in Ramo Verde Prison, López appears Christ-like in white, with
a crucifix and beard. Tacked to the barred metal door are a snapshot of his
family and a small Venezuelan flag. More… Wednesday, May 27, 2015
The jailed opposition leader who might hold the key to Venezuela’s future
Leopoldo López, Venezuela’s most prominent opposition
leader, resurfaced on May 23 after a year locked away in a military prison. In
a four-minute video, he announced that he was going on hunger strike, and
called on Venezuelans to renew their peaceful anti-government protests. In the
video, which was apparently recorded with a smuggled mobile phone in his
meter-wide cell in Ramo Verde Prison, López appears Christ-like in white, with
a crucifix and beard. Tacked to the barred metal door are a snapshot of his
family and a small Venezuelan flag. More…
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