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Protesters in Edinburgh demanded Maduro's release, condemning a U.S. Atlantic operation and UK support, urging Scotland to halt cooperation.
Protesters in Edinburgh demanded the release of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, alleging his unlawful detention by the U.S., and condemned a U.S.-led operation in the Atlantic that seized a Venezuelan-linked vessel, the Marinera.
Organized by Stop the War Scotland, the STUC, and solidarity groups, the demonstration criticized UK support through RAF surveillance and naval logistics, and raised concerns over U.S. military aircraft landing at Wick Airport without prior notice to the Scottish Government.
Scottish First Minister John Swinney acknowledged the operation fell under reserved UK powers and called for improved communication, while protesters urged the Scottish Government to suspend cooperation with the U.S. until international law is respected.
Los manifestantes en Edimburgo exigieron la liberación de Maduro, condenando una operación estadounidense en el Atlántico y el apoyo del Reino Unido, e instando a Escocia a detener la cooperación.