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 #YoDenuncio (#IDenounce)

A campaign aimed at denouncing the Venezuelan State before the European Parliament, the International Criminal Court, the United Nations, and the Organization of American States—represented by its Secretary General, Luis Almagro—through the delivery of a letter backed by thousands of signatures collected in cities around the world. The campaign protests the systematic persecution and restriction of Venezuelans living abroad, which prevents them from exercising their civil rights by denying them the ability to obtain passports, vote, and secure proper identification.


#QueHayaJusiticia (#LetThereBeJustice)

The goal of this initiative was to deliver a letter in The Hague in which the campaign organizers outlined the various reasons for denouncing the Venezuelan State for human rights violations. The document—drafted with the guidance of human rights experts such as Dr. Orlando Viera-Blanco—was accompanied by the signatures of thousands of people of diverse nationalities. These were physical signatures, not digital ones. Venezuela Somos Todos (VST), with the support of María Corina Machado, enlisted Venezuelan leaders and associations across five continents to coordinate the campaign in their respective regions. These coordinators collected the signatures. Each signatory had the opportunity to read the letter before signing it.


#LiberenASteyci (#FreeSteyci)

The increase in denunciations against the Maduro regime led to the direct persecution of activists from the NGO Venezuela Somos Todos, resulting in the abduction, imprisonment, and torture of the organization's Swiss representative, Steyci Escalona, ​​in Venezuela. This campaign raised awareness and sought international support for the release and transfer to Europe of the organization's director and activist.


#UnaMediciaParaVenezuela (#AMedicineForVenezuela)

As part of the international medicine collection campaign led by activist Lilian Tintori—wife of Venezuelan leader Leopoldo López—the Venezuelan Civil Association in Spain organized the largest global drive to send supplies to Venezuela from Madrid, Spain.


#Protestas venezolanas contra el cierre de RCTV en 2007 (#Venezuelan protests against the 2007 closure of RCTV)

Participation in and organization of protests and legal actions—through neighborhood and community groups—in support of freedom of expression and against the closure of the television channel RCTV. This earned the individual personal recognition from the head of institutional relations.


#2019 European Parliament Elections

The Euro-Latin Independent Movement (known by the acronym MIEL) is a Spanish political party founded in 2019 with the aim of representing the Latin American community in Spain and Europe. Although the high-profile Venezuelan engineer José Luis Cordeiro headed the party's ticket in the 2019 European Parliament elections, the name Alberto Isaac Pérez Levy is closely linked to activism regarding the Venezuelan diaspora and civic representation in Spain.


#2026 Earthquakes in Venezuela

Spokesperson Duties, Communication, and International Awareness-Raising. As the head of the Civil Association of Venezuelans in Spain, I took on the responsibility of highlighting the severity of the seismic crisis to the general public and Spanish institutions. I managed a media agenda that included direct participation in news programs and televised panel discussions (on shows such as *LH Nit*), framed around themes like "Venezuela: High-Stakes Rescues" and "Crucial Hours to Find Survivors." This media strategy helped maintain public pressure, raise awareness among the civilian population, and secure sustained resource contributions during the campaign's collection drives on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

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