Venezolans in the Netherlands protest Delcy Rodríguez's visit: "While the map is being discussed, many homes lack light and water"
A group of Venezuelans protested this Monday in The Hague, taking advantage of Delcy Rodríguez's presence in the Netherlands where she heads the delegation to the International Court of Justice (ICJ). The migrants raised their voices for the release of political prisoners and against the failures in public services in Venezuela. "While the official agenda addresses complex issues such as the dispute over El Esequibo, for many Venezuelans, daily reality continues to be marked by the lack of basic services. While the map is being discussed, many homes lack light and water," reported the Command with VZLA Abroad.

TL;DR
- Venezuelans protested in The Hague during Delcy Rodríguez's visit to the ICJ.
- Protesters demanded the release of political prisoners.
- They also protested against failures in Venezuelan public services.
- Migrants stated that the lack of basic services like light and water is the daily reality for many.
- They argued that the quality of life for citizens should be the priority over discussions of territorial disputes.