Argentine national Nahuel Gallo, who was held in Venezuela for 448 days, is calling for increased international pressure to secure the release of other prisoners. Gallo, who has been freed, urges governments and international actors to press the Venezuelan authorities led by interim President Delcy Rodríguez to release remaining detainees. The reports describe Gallo’s appeal as a call for diplomatic and public efforts aimed at accelerating prisoner releases in Venezuela. All accounts focus on his personal experience of detention and emphasize his message to the international community to intensify pressure on the interim government. While the articles do not provide detailed information about the number or identities of the other prisoners, they consistently present Gallo’s remarks as part of an effort to broaden ongoing release efforts beyond his own case. The reporting also indicates the call is made publicly following his release.