‘We were forgotten’: Venezuelans reveal horror, abuse after US sent them to Salvadoran prison
Wild Chirino and brothers Darwin and Yeison Hernandez return to Venezuela after months in a Salvadoran prison. Tearful reunions hide deep trauma- rubber bullet wounds, forced kneeling, and psychological abuse. Deported under the US Alien Enemies Act, the men deny gang ties. Now home, they share painful stories of humiliation, fear, and survival, seeking healing as families welcome them back with hope.
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