La boleta de excarcelación de Brandon Ocampo tiene seis meses de retraso Brandon Ocampo Castaño, a Colombian national, has completed his six-year sentence in Venezuela but remains detained, facing accusations of terrorism and incitement to hatred. His mother, Sandra Castaño, is actively campaigning for his release, highlighting alleged human rights violations and procedural irregularities in his case. The situation reflects a broader pattern of systematic delays in prisoner releases documented by international organizations.

• Brandon Ocampo Castaño has served his six-year, seven-month sentence in Venezuela.
• He is one of 10 Colombians allegedly detained for political reasons in Venezuela.
• His mother denies accusations linking him to criminal gangs and claims his arrest lacked a judicial order.
• The charges of incitement to hatred and terrorism are described as a common template used in Venezuela.
• Ocampo’s legal process has been marked by suspended hearings and denial of private defense.
• He is currently detained in Rodeo II prison and reportedly suffers from tuberculosis.
• His family states a release order has been issued but not forwarded to the prison.
• Venezuelan law and international human rights covenants mandate immediate release upon completion of a sentence.