Alberto Trentini case: reliable news from informed sources on his health conditions, confirmation that he is well

Reassuring news arrives on the health conditions of Alberto Trentini, the young Italian aid worker arrested in Venezuela last 15th November. According to qualified sources, informed of the dialogue between Italy and the Venezuelan authorities, a certain proof of Trentini's health, confirming that the boy is well.

The mission and the arrest

Alberto Trentini had arrived in Venezuela on 17 October 2023 to participate in a mission with NGOs Humanity and Inclusion. The 15th November he had been stopped at a checkpoint by local authorities and subsequently arrested.
Since then the young man has been detained in Venezuela, and his story has caused great concern among his family, friends and Italian institutions.

Alberto's relatives immediately mobilized, launching public appeals and awareness campaigns to ask for his return to Italy.

The work of the Farnesina and the declarations of the mayor of Venice

La Ministry of Foreign Affairs continue to follow the case with great attention and He immediately asked for maximum confidentiality in the dialogue operations with the Venezuelan authoritiesThe aim is to obtain further information and ensure the protection of the Italian aid worker, leveraging the diplomatic channels opened with the local government.

The mayor of Venice, Louis Brugnaro, defined the situation “complicated”, underlining the sensitivity of the case: «Trentini is accused of terrorism, and in these circumstances you cannot intervene directly in a third country. However, we asked to meet him. There are a series of activities underway to resolve this matter».

Evidence of good health

Although there are still no official statements from either the family's lawyers or the Farnesina, several media outlets report having learned from qualified sources that there is a certain proof of Alberto Trentini's good health conditions.

This news could offer a first glimmer of relief, but the family and the institutions continue to work to obtain his release and return to Italy.