DEVELOPING: U.S. Pressure Sparks Chaos for Venezuela's Foreign Hostages as Deadline Looms

BREAKING NEWS: U.S. Pressure Sparks Chaos for Venezuela's Foreign Hostages as Deadline Looms A group of foreign nationals, including a 32-year-old humanitarian worker Manuel Tique, are facing growing uncertainty as the deadline for their release from Venezuelan prisons looms. The individuals, who have been detained without trial in maximum security facilities, are among those being held by Venezuela's government. Their families and activists are calling for their freedom amid escalating tensions between Venezuela and the United States. According to sources, Manuel Tique was arrested in 2025 and has been held at a Venezuelan prison ever since. His sister Diana Tique says she is constantly worried about his well-being and the emotional toll of having him detained without trial has been immense. The U.S. government's increasing pressure on Venezuela has sparked chaos for these foreign hostages, with their families and advocates demanding action to secure their release. This development comes as tensions between Venezuela and the United States continue to escalate. The situation remains uncertain, with no clear indication of what will happen next. This is a developing story. We will provide updates as more information becomes available. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Npr.*