José María Basoa Baldovino and Andrés Martínez Adasme, aged 35 and 32 respectively, are the Two Spaniards detained in Venezuela accused of plotting to assassinate President Nicolas Maduro. They both lived in Zarautz, Gipuzkoa, and had lived in location unknown.
Her the family reported him missing on September 9. In a statement shared on social media, they said they had been last seen September 2 in Inírida, Colombia, heading to Puerto Ayacucho, Venezuela. “Both were traveling without a guide and we have not heard from them since their last phone connection that day at 08:23,” the message reads.
The two young people They flew on August 17 from Madrid to Caracasbut then they went to Colombiacrossing from the port of Ayacucho. Two days later, they informed their families that they were taking the boat back to Venezuela. That same day, they were supposed to return a rental car, but they did not.
The hotelier and the guide who accompanied them, Mauricio Bernalsays that the last time he saw them “they were taking the boat that I was going to transport them to Venezuela“.
THE Embassy of Spain In Caracas, it has already sent a verbal note to the Venezuelan government requesting access to the detainees and their families, as well as to the Spanish executive. They deny their membership in the CNI.
