The project Dias Eternos delves into the systemic failures of Venezuela's penitentiary system, illustrating how flawed sentencing and investigations worsen the crisis for marginalized groups.
Despite having access to food, sports, and some education, conditions in Venezuelan prisons remain dire; the severe overcrowding and lack of basic necessities are alarming.
Women's experiences in prison are particularly harsh. Although they constitute only 7.8% of the prison population, they face uniquely challenging circumstances that exacerbate their situation.
Inmates are required to adhere to military-style rituals, reflecting the government's oppressive influence, which compels them to espouse loyalty to Chavez’s legacy despite their suffering.
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