Combined efforts from the United States president Donald Trump and El Salvador Nayib Bukele 10 American hostages being held in Venezuela are being swapped in prisoners’ exchange.

Inclusive in the release is a former Navy SEAL Wilbert Joseph Castaneda and Venezuelan make-up artist Andry José Hernández Romero who migrated to the United States fleeing the persecution he faced because of his sexual orientation.

However, instead of finding freedom in our country, he was subjected to inhuman rights abuses possible.

Wrongfully imprisoned Neri Alvarado’s sister confirmed he’s now back in Venezuela as well. The 25-year-old has autism awareness ribbon tattooed on his leg.

Ysqueibel likewise reunited with his family after 125 days spent in a torture prison after the US government disappeared him to El Salvador.

In exchange, 250 Venezuelan nationals serving in CECOT for their alleged ties to the Tren de Aragua TDA gang, have been deported from El Salvador back to their home country.

In a press statement Bukele disclosed that the country released all nationals detained and accused of being part of the criminal organization Tren de Aragua (TDA). Many of them face multiple charges of murder, robbery, rape, and other serious crimes.

Stating the motives behind the move he said: “As was offered to the Venezuelan regime back in April, we carried out this exchange in return for a considerable number of Venezuelan political prisoners, people that regime had kept in its prisons for years, as well as all the American citizens it was holding as hostages.

“These individuals are now en route to El Salvador, where they will make a brief stop before continuing their journey home.

“This operation is the result of months of negotiations with a tyrannical regime that had long refused to release one of its most valuable bargaining chips: its hostages.

“However, thanks to the tireless efforts of many officials from both the United States and El Salvador, and above all, thanks to Almighty God, it was achieved.” He added