Unions and political prisoners' families protest in ten states for elections, wages and freedom
Workers, unions and political prisoners' families protested Monday in Caracas, Zulia, Bolívar, Monagas, Anzoátegui, Lara, Yaracuy, Aragua, Trujillo and Carabobo, according to Infobae and El Carabobeño. They demanded a timeline for presidential elections, the release of political prisoners, and a higher minimum wage, frozen at 130 bolívares a month since 2022.
Carlos Salazar, of the National Labor Coalition, said: "We want presidential elections this December," according to Infobae. Lawyer Eduardo Torres argued the deal to pick the new judicial committee violates constitutional procedures. National Bolivarian Police blocked the march's advance in Caracas, according to El Carabobeño.
«We want presidential elections this December»— Carlos Salazar (National Labor Coalition), September 28, 2026 · watch







