After being held by Maduro, the deported journalists have left for Miami – ElSol.com.ar – Diario de Mendoza, Argentina

A team from the US-based Hispanic television channel Univision was deported to Miami on Tuesday after three hours of detention at the Miraflores Palace, the seat of the Venezuelan government, and the interview she conducted with President Nicolás Maduro was interrupted.

The team of six journalists – including Jorge Ramos, expelled from the White House by order of Donald Trump after a tense press conference – took off from Maiquetia International Airport in Caracas aboard US flight AA1483. The airlines, with destination Miami, "reported the Hispanic network, quoted by the EFE news agency.

The journalists, who were released last night and sent to their hotel, were taken to the airport earlier in the day, the Venezuelan press workers' union reported in a Twitter message.

"The UniNoticias team will be deported to Miami," he said in another brief message. The union said five people had been deported.

Univision announced last night that the team had been arrested at Miraflores Palace by order of President Maduro and released nearly three hours later.

According to the network, Jorge Ramos, one of the star journalists who ran the team, had interviewed Maduro for just 17 minutes, an interview "tense and complicated".

The channel reported that Maduro, annoyed by the questions, had ordered the seizure of recorded material, television and telephony equipment and the preservation of the journalists.

Univision said that Ramos had shown Maduro a video that he had recorded on the street and in which one could see young people eating in a garbage truck, while baduring that the president was to be "removed" from power.

"Like garbage, garbage, for the first time in my life (…) The president apologizes but you, as president, do not work," said one of the young people, identified as being Jesus in the video published by Univision in his report. on Twitter.

The information of the interview of Ramos was confiscated by the government, according to the journalist.

Ramos himself, recently deported from the White House after rebuked President Donald Trump for the expulsion of millions of undocumented immigrants, told the Colombian FM in an interview that the Venezuelan government has had expelled after a tense interview.

From Caracas, the Minister of Communication and Information of Venezuela, Jorge Rodriguez, defended against the accusations of the American chain and badured that the government did not lend itself to "low-key shows" price".

"In all Miraflores, hundreds of journalists have benefited from the decent treatment we usually accord to those who come to do their journalistic work and published the result of this work." We have not paid cheap broadcasts, "said the minister, your Twitter account, not to mention the Spanish network based in Miami.

"At the same time that ABC publishes an interview with the president

Nicolás Maduro, State Department (US), invents a new false positive with a show and a montage, "said Rodriguez, clearly evoking the first arrest and deportation after the press team Univision.

The anti-Chavez leader and acting president of Venezuela appointed by the National Assembly, Juan Guaidó, for his part condemned the retention of journalists and the "acts of violence of the usurper", with reference in Maduro.

In recent weeks, the Venezuelan government has arrested and deported several international journalists who, according to the Chavista argument, had not entered with the correct visa.

At the same time, several Venezuelan journalists also reported arrests of a few hours, some even at the Miraflores Palace, while covering marches or conducting interviews.