News Summary

• Manuel Tique, a 32-year-old humanitarian worker, is among a growing number of foreign nationals detained by Venezuela.
• Venezuela's government has accused many of the foreigners in its prisons of plotting to overthrow President Maduro.
• Human rights groups say these prisoners are mostly tourists, business people and humanitarian workers.
• Earlier this year, Venezuela released 10 Americans held in its jails in exchange for more than 200 Venezuelan migrants whom the U.S. had deported to a notorious prison in El Salvador.
• But some say that as Maduro's grip on power comes under pressure, his government is likely to take more prisoners.