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Prisoners end hunger strike in Venezuela after agreement with government

Prisoners end hunger strike in Venezuela after agreement with government
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Inmates in 20 jails and detention facilities in Venezuela have ended a week-long hunger strike to protest against conditions and delays in judicial reviews after reaching a deal with the government, a non-governmental organization said on Saturday.

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