In this exclusive interview with lawyer Perkins Rocha—María Corina Machado's defense attorney—we analyze the revelations of former magistrate Bárbara Gabriela César Siero, who denounced that her family members were imprisoned to coerce her into signing decisions against the opposition, including Machado's political disqualification.

From his residence in Maracay, where he is under house arrest with an electronic ankle monitor, Rocha details how the regime manipulated the Venezuelan justice system, the legal impact of these confessions on a possible annulment of the disqualifications, and reflects on his own status as a political prisoner: "Being imprisoned in the light."

00:00 - Perkins Rocha from Maracay under house arrest
00:40 - Former magistrate Bárbara César Siero's denunciation
01:50 - Should María Corina Machado's disqualifications be annulled?

4:00 - The visit to the Supreme Court and the flaws in the Comptroller's Office
6:05 - Why is the former magistrate denouncing coercion now?

8:15 - Coercion and family extortion: the regime's judicial pattern
9:55 - "The fishbowl": life with an electronic ankle monitor and house arrest
12:00 - Prisoner of Tarek William Saab or of the arbitrary power?

14:00 - The situation of the 326 political prisoners in Venezuela
15:40 - The importance of the UN Mission report
18:45 - Prisoner in the light vs. prisoner in the dark: dignity and freedom
22:00 - Final message and defense of Article 57 of the Constitution

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