Venezuela frees two anti-Maduro activists; scores still jailedCARACAS, Venezuela (Reuters) - Venezuelan authorities overnight freed two activists who were in jail for more than a year after being accused of plotting against socialist President Nicolas Maduro, the opposition said on Saturday. Delson Guarate, who had been a mayor in central Aragua state, and former student leader Yon Goicoechea were among nearly 400 jailed anti-Maduro activists who rights campaigners say are political prisoners but whom the government calls coup-plotters.  I m with my family today,  tweeted Goicoechea, displaying a photo of himself against the backdrop of Caracas  Avila mountain.  Tomorrow I ll address the country. God is with us.    I m free!  Guarate tweeted. The pair s freedom, with some unspecified conditions attached, was confirmed by opposition parties and a rights group, but the government had no comment.  The releases came as Maduro called for one of the most prominent opposition leaders, congress head Julio Borges, to face treason charges for lobbying against his government in global financial circles. And the pro-Maduro Supreme Court began moves this week to remove parliamentary immunity for congress deputy leader Freddy Guevara, so he can be tried for instigating violence.  Guevara runs the militant Popular Will party, which both Goicoechea and Guarate belong to. It has been at the forefront of anti-Maduro protests, including four months of demonstrations this year that led to 125 deaths.  Critics say Maduro has turned the OPEC nation into a dictatorship. His supporters say the 54-year-old successor to Hugo Chavez is resisting a Western-backed push to oust him. In a New York Times column earlier this year, Goicoechea described how a dozen policemen put a black cloth over his head when they arrested him before taking him to a cell without natural light or ventilation.   When I stretched my arms, I could touch two opposite walls,  he wrote in the column smuggled out of prison.  The door was blocked with black garbage bags, leaving the room in total darkness.   There was rotten, worm-infested food on the floor alongside scraps of clothing covered in feces. It felt as if I had been buried alive.     Senior officials said Goicoechea was an  imperialist  agent caught with explosives in his possession, while Guarate had been financing  terrorism.  Neither was tried. Popular Will, which the government has threatened to proscribe as a terrorist organization, said it would not stop fighting for the freedom of all activists.  The dictatorship s  justice  is a revolving door,  said party legislator Juan Mejia.  Some leave, while others come in at its discretion and to its benefit.  worldnews
venezuela frees two activists scores still jailedcaracas venezuela reuters venezuela authorities overnight freed two activists jail year accused plotting socialist president nicolas maduro opposition said saturday nelson garage mayor central argue state former student leader yon goicoechea among nearly jailed activists rights campaigners say political prisoners government calls i family today tweeted goicoechea displaying photo backdrop cracks vila mountain tomorrow i address country god us i free garage tweeted the pair freedom unspecified conditions attached confirmed opposition parties rights group government comment the releases came maduro called one prominent opposition leaders congress head julio barges face treason charges lobbying government global financial circles and supreme court began moves week remove parliamentary immunity congress deputy leader reddy guerra tried investigating violence guerra runs militant popular will party goicoechea garage belong it forefront protests including four months demonstrations year led deaths critics say maduro turned open nation dictatorship his supporters say successor hugo chavez resisting push oust in new york times column earlier year goicoechea described dozen policemen put black cloth head arrested taking cell without natural light ventilation when i stretched arms i could touch two opposite walls wrote column smuggled prison the door blocked black garbage bags leaving room total darkness there rotten food floor alongside scraps clothing covered feces it felt i buried alive senior officials said goicoechea imperialist agent caught explosives possession garage financing terrorism neither tried popular will government threatened prescribe terrorist organization said would stop fighting freedom activists the dictatorship justice revolving door said party legislator juan media some leave others come discretion benefit worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Venezuela frees two anti-Maduro activists; scores still jailedCARACAS, Venezuela (Reuters) - Venezuelan authorities overnight freed two activists who were in jail for more than a year after being accused of plotting against socialist President Nicolas Maduro, the opposition said on Saturday. Delson Guarate, who had been a mayor in central Aragua state, and former student leader Yon Goicoechea were among nearly 400 jailed anti-Maduro activists who rights campaigners say are political prisoners but whom the government calls coup-plotters.  I m with my family today,  tweeted Goicoechea, displaying a photo of himself against the backdrop of Caracas  Avila mountain.  Tomorrow I ll address the country. God is with us.    I m free!  Guarate tweeted. The pair s freedom, with some unspecified conditions attached, was confirmed by opposition parties and a rights group, but the government had no comment.  The releases came as Maduro called for one of the most prominent opposition leaders, congress head Julio Borges, to face treason charges for lobbying against his government in global financial circles. And the pro-Maduro Supreme Court began moves this week to remove parliamentary immunity for congress deputy leader Freddy Guevara, so he can be tried for instigating violence.  Guevara runs the militant Popular Will party, which both Goicoechea and Guarate belong to. It has been at the forefront of anti-Maduro protests, including four months of demonstrations this year that led to 125 deaths.  Critics say Maduro has turned the OPEC nation into a dictatorship. His supporters say the 54-year-old successor to Hugo Chavez is resisting a Western-backed push to oust him. In a New York Times column earlier this year, Goicoechea described how a dozen policemen put a black cloth over his head when they arrested him before taking him to a cell without natural light or ventilation.   When I stretched my arms, I could touch two opposite walls,  he wrote in the column smuggled out of prison.  The door was blocked with black garbage bags, leaving the room in total darkness.   There was rotten, worm-infested food on the floor alongside scraps of clothing covered in feces. It felt as if I had been buried alive.     Senior officials said Goicoechea was an  imperialist  agent caught with explosives in his possession, while Guarate had been financing  terrorism.  Neither was tried. Popular Will, which the government has threatened to proscribe as a terrorist organization, said it would not stop fighting for the freedom of all activists.  The dictatorship s  justice  is a revolving door,  said party legislator Juan Mejia.  Some leave, while others come in at its discretion and to its benefit.  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: venezuela frees two activists scores still jailedcaracas venezuela reuters venezuela authorities overnight freed two activists jail year accused plotting socialist president nicolas maduro opposition said saturday nelson garage mayor central argue state former student leader yon goicoechea among nearly jailed activists rights campaigners say political prisoners government calls i family today tweeted goicoechea displaying photo backdrop cracks vila mountain tomorrow i address country god us i free garage tweeted the pair freedom unspecified conditions attached confirmed opposition parties rights group government comment the releases came maduro called one prominent opposition leaders congress head julio barges face treason charges lobbying government global financial circles and supreme court began moves week remove parliamentary immunity congress deputy leader reddy guerra tried investigating violence guerra runs militant popular will party goicoechea garage belong it forefront protests including four months demonstrations year led deaths critics say maduro turned open nation dictatorship his supporters say successor hugo chavez resisting push oust in new york times column earlier year goicoechea described dozen policemen put black cloth head arrested taking cell without natural light ventilation when i stretched arms i could touch two opposite walls wrote column smuggled prison the door blocked black garbage bags leaving room total darkness there rotten food floor alongside scraps clothing covered feces it felt i buried alive senior officials said goicoechea imperialist agent caught explosives possession garage financing terrorism neither tried popular will government threatened prescribe terrorist organization said would stop fighting freedom activists the dictatorship justice revolving door said party legislator juan media some leave others come discretion benefit worldnews