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Verioska Velasco is a Venezuelan journalist specializing in political strategy communication, best known for her TV research documentaries on widely publicized cases of political corruption in Venezuela at the highest judiciary levels;   In 2003 she endured harassment actions from government-supported mobsters during her coverage of opposition demonstrations in Barquisimeto and other cities, some of whose evidence was filed in legal proceedings denouncing the occurrence of human rights violations at the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights during popular street demonstrations. For several years (2004-2012), she occupied top positions within the research team at TV news outlet Globovisión. She later joined charity Juan Cuadrado foundation in Colombia. Since 2018 she became a communications consultant to president Mario Abdo Benitez of Paraguay.

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