Venezuelan ‍rights activist ​Javier Tarazona has been freed ⁠in a prisoner release, legal rights group Foro Penal said on ​Sunday, the latest ‍high profile liberation in a process ​families of the detained say ​has moved too slowly. Venezuela’s interim president Delcy Rodriguez on Friday announced a proposed “amnesty law” for hundreds of prisoners in the country, and said ‍the infamous Helicoide detention center ​in the capital Caracas, which rights groups have long denounced as the ‌site of prisoner abuse, will be converted ‍into a center for sport and social services. Read moreVenezuela announces amnesty push for mass release of political prisoners Foro Penal says it has verified more than 300 liberations of political prisoners since the government announced the new series of releases on January 8. It added on X ​on Sunday that several others had been released alongside Tarazona from the Helicoide prison. Tarazona is the director of FundaRedes, which tracks ​alleged abuses by Colombian armed groups and the Venezuelan military along the countries’ border. He was arrested in July 2021, accused of terrorism …