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Last month on 1st October, seven innocent Americans who were wrongfully imprisoned in Venezuela were released in a prisoner swap between the US and Venezuela. Eyvin Hernandez, an innocent American citizen who works for the Los Angeles County Public Defender’s Office was left behind. He has been held in Venezuela since March this year. The US government has classified Eyvin as wrongfully detained.

On this episode, we have the honour of speaking to Eyvin’s brother, Henry Martinez. Henry walks us through what happened to Eyvin including his disappearance while he was on holiday in Colombia and how his family eventually found out that he was being held in prison in Venezuela, the conditions of his detention, the last time Henry spoke to Eyvin, how the family have been coping with this trauma and what it was like to be left behind in last month’s prisoner swap.
We also discuss what the Venezuelan government should do, what the US government should do better including current issues with the US State Department’s process for classifying Americans held abroad as wrongfully detained as well as what journalists and the public can do to help bring Eyvin home.
If you prefer, you can watch the video version of this interview on YouTube.
For more information on Eyvin Hernandez, please check out the following:

Get the latest updates on hostage cases we at Pod Hostage Diplomacy are working on including new episodes by subscribing to our fortnightly newsletter, the Hostage Briefing. Subscribe here.

You can also follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

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Chapters

1. Intro (00:00:00)

2. Who is Eyvin Hernandez? (00:02:07)

3. What happened to Eyvin Hernandez? (00:03:11)

4. Solitary confinement (00:09:50)

5. Medical conditions? (00:10:42)

6. Food and water (00:12:19)

7. Has there been a trial? (00:13:34)

8. Eyvin’s background (00:15:11)

9. Last time Henry spoke to Eyvin (00:17:41)

10. How Henry and the family have been coping with this trauma (00:18:52)

11. What should the Venezuelan government do? (00:21:50)

12. What should the US government do better? (00:22:39)

13. Delay in classifying Eyvin as wrongfully detained (00:23:50)

14. What can journalists do to help? (00:29:51)

15. What can the public do to help? (00:31:41)

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Last month on 1st October, seven innocent Americans who were wrongfully imprisoned in Venezuela were released in a prisoner swap between the US and Venezuela. Eyvin Hernandez, an innocent American citizen who works for the Los Angeles County Public Defender’s Office was left behind. He has been held in Venezuela since March this year. The US government has classified Eyvin as wrongfully detained.

On this episode, we have the honour of speaking to Eyvin’s brother, Henry Martinez. Henry walks us through what happened to Eyvin including his disappearance while he was on holiday in Colombia and how his family eventually found out that he was being held in prison in Venezuela, the conditions of his detention, the last time Henry spoke to Eyvin, how the family have been coping with this trauma and what it was like to be left behind in last month’s prisoner swap.
We also discuss what the Venezuelan government should do, what the US government should do better including current issues with the US State Department’s process for classifying Americans held abroad as wrongfully detained as well as what journalists and the public can do to help bring Eyvin home.
If you prefer, you can watch the video version of this interview on YouTube.
For more information on Eyvin Hernandez, please check out the following:

Get the latest updates on hostage cases we at Pod Hostage Diplomacy are working on including new episodes by subscribing to our fortnightly newsletter, the Hostage Briefing. Subscribe here.

You can also follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

Support the Show.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Intro (00:00:00)

2. Who is Eyvin Hernandez? (00:02:07)

3. What happened to Eyvin Hernandez? (00:03:11)

4. Solitary confinement (00:09:50)

5. Medical conditions? (00:10:42)

6. Food and water (00:12:19)

7. Has there been a trial? (00:13:34)

8. Eyvin’s background (00:15:11)

9. Last time Henry spoke to Eyvin (00:17:41)

10. How Henry and the family have been coping with this trauma (00:18:52)

11. What should the Venezuelan government do? (00:21:50)

12. What should the US government do better? (00:22:39)

13. Delay in classifying Eyvin as wrongfully detained (00:23:50)

14. What can journalists do to help? (00:29:51)

15. What can the public do to help? (00:31:41)

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