La activista Rocío San Miguel regresa a Venezuela para resolver su situación judicial pendiente
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Summary
La abogada y activista hispanovenezolana Rocío San Miguel ha regresado a Venezuela desde España para resolver su situación judicial, que permanece "en punto muerto" tras haber sido excarcelada en Caracas en enero bajo medidas cautelares. Su hermano informó que la decisión responde a su deseo de reencontrarse con su familia y acompañar personalmente el cierre de esta etapa, con la expectativa de que su situación jurídica se resuelva de manera definitiva y conforme a derecho.
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