The Committee for the Freedom of Political Prisoners of Venezuela (Clippve) reported on September 3, 2026, that at least 32 political prisoners have been missing for more than 48 hours. ^[1] The Coalición Sindical, a Venezuelan union coalition, organized protests in Caracas to oppose a new oil agreement signed between the interim government of Delcy Rodríguez and the United States. ^[2] The Municipal Police of Chacao blocked the protesters' path and allegedly attacked the workers with white weapons, acting on direct orders from Mayor Gustavo Duque. ^[3] Families of political prisoners have been sleeping outside the Rodeo I penitentiary for more than 230 days waiting for their loved ones' release. ^[4] The Coalición Sindical organized protests against energy agreements accepted by the Interim Government of Delcy Rodríguez, leading to confrontations with police in Caracas. ^[5] The Venezuelan Prison Observatory stated that the prisoner transfers occurred shortly after families and released political prisoners protested at the Ministry of Penitentiary Services. ^[6] On September 3, 2026, the group attempted to march from Plaza Brion to the US diplomatic mission located in the Hotel Marriott in Caracas. ^[7] Union leader Carlos Salazar was injured during the protest, sustaining wounds to his arm and abdomen. ^[8]