Venezuelans describe abuse at El Salvador prison and witnesses recount Michigan Walmart stabbing: Morning Rundown

Venezuelans that President Donald Trump sent to a notorious Salvadoran megaprison say they were describe being beaten and sexually assaulted.

Venezuelans that President Donald Trump sent to a notorious Salvadoran megaprison say they were describe being beaten and sexually assaulted. The U.S. and European Union reach a long-awaited trade agreement. And witnesses to the Michigan Walmart stabbing recount the scene.

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Andry Blanco Bonilla, center, is reunited with his family in Venezuela after spending four months in CECOT prison in El Salvador.Courtesy Blanco Bonilla familyThree Venezuelan men told NBC News they experienced physical and psychological torture, including one man’s allegation that he was sexually assaulted, after the Trump administration sent them to a notorious megaprison in El Salvador. One said that he was sexually assaulted.

Andry Hernandez Romero, Jerce Reyes and Andry Blanco Bonilla were held for four months in the Terrorism Confinement Center, or CECOT, which is known for its harsh conditions and reported abuse. They alleged ir allegations included beatings that left bruises and cuts, psychological abuse and the denial of necessities such as food or bathroom access.

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