Diosdado Cabello on US deployment: "Nothing major will happen"
The secretary general of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Diosdado Cabello, considered that in Venezuela "nothing major will happen," but asked Venezuelans to be prepared "for the worst," in a context where Nicolás Maduro's administration denounces the US naval and air deployment in the Caribbean Sea as a "threat."
"Nothing major will happen here, but our historical duty is to prepare for whatever comes," Cabello stated.
The secretary general of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Diosdado Cabello, considered that in Venezuela "nothing major will happen," but asked Venezuelans to be prepared "for the worst," in a context where Nicolás Maduro's administration denounces the US naval and air deployment in the Caribbean Sea as a "threat."
"Nothing major will happen here, but our historical duty is to prepare for whatever comes," Cabello stated.
🇻🇪🇺🇸🇻🇦Pope Leo XIV calls for diplomacy to resolve tensions between the U.S. and Venezuela
Pope Leo XIV made a strong call this Tuesday to the United States and Venezuela to seek solutions to their tensions through dialogue and not through violence.
The pontiff made these statements during a press conference in Castel Gandolfo, where he was asked about recent incidents in the Caribbean Sea, where frictions between the two nations have increased.
According to EFE, in his intervention, the Pope stated that "the most important thing is to seek dialogue" and added that "violence does not win."
Pope Leo XIV made a strong call this Tuesday to the United States and Venezuela to seek solutions to their tensions through dialogue and not through violence.
The pontiff made these statements during a press conference in Castel Gandolfo, where he was asked about recent incidents in the Caribbean Sea, where frictions between the two nations have increased.
According to EFE, in his intervention, the Pope stated that "the most important thing is to seek dialogue" and added that "violence does not win."
Reuters: Venezuelan oil exports fall 26% in October
Venezuelan crude oil exports stood at 808,000 barrels per day in October, representing a 26% drop compared to September, according to internal PDVSA data reviewed by Reuters. The reduction is attributed to inventory depletion and the lack of diluents needed to process the extra-heavy crude from the Orinoco Oil Belt.
80% of shipments, equivalent to about 663,000 barrels per day, were destined for China, either directly or through intermediaries. Chevron also exported around 128,000 barrels per day to the United States under a special license, while about 11,000 barrels were sent to Cuba. The decline follows a brief rebound in September, when Venezuela reached its best export level in five years.
Venezuelan crude oil exports stood at 808,000 barrels per day in October, representing a 26% drop compared to September, according to internal PDVSA data reviewed by Reuters. The reduction is attributed to inventory depletion and the lack of diluents needed to process the extra-heavy crude from the Orinoco Oil Belt.
80% of shipments, equivalent to about 663,000 barrels per day, were destined for China, either directly or through intermediaries. Chevron also exported around 128,000 barrels per day to the United States under a special license, while about 11,000 barrels were sent to Cuba. The decline follows a brief rebound in September, when Venezuela reached its best export level in five years.
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Military decoys were created to confuse the enemy.
Military decoys were created to confuse the enemy.
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FANB propaganda video Military decoys were created to confuse the enemy.
🇺🇸🇻🇪 María Corina Machado at the America Business Forum: "If Maduro accepts a transition, it can be done peacefully"
https://alertas24.com/maria-corina-machado-en-el-america-business-forum-si-maduro-acepta-una-transicion-se-podra-hacer-de-manera-pacifica/
https://alertas24.com/maria-corina-machado-en-el-america-business-forum-si-maduro-acepta-una-transicion-se-podra-hacer-de-manera-pacifica/
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María Corina Machado en el America Business Forum: «Si Maduro acepta una transición, se podrá hacer de manera pacífica»
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⚠️🇻🇪 Chavismo approves creating "social intelligence" to report strangers in communities https://bit.ly/4nJHp9t
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Chavismo aprueba crear la "inteligencia social" para reportar desconocidos en comunidades - Diario Versión Final
El gobernante Partido Socialista Unido de Venezuela (Psuv) aprobó este miércoles, durante su quinto congreso, la creación de la “inteligencia social y
🇨🇴 Colombian survivor of the US attack in the Caribbean was released without charges https://bit.ly/4nEOEPS
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Colombiano sobreviviente al ataque estadounidense en el Caribe fue dado de alta sin cargos judiciales - Diario Versión Final
Un hombre de 34 años y de nacionalidad colombiana, sobreviviente de uno de los ataques de Estados Unidos a una embarcación presuntamente vinculada al
Financial Times: Venezuela intensifies even more repression as Trump threatens ground attacks https://bit.ly/4nFSXKQ
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Financial Times: Venezuela intensifica represión mientras Trump amenaza con ataques terrestres - Diario Versión Final
El presidente de Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, ha respondido a los recientes ataques estadounidenses contra supuestos buques narcotraficantes intensificando la
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Trump at the America Business Forum on boat attacks: "It's not just about Venezuela"
A 15-year-old teenager confessed to having strangled his 9-year-old brother in the Buena Vista II area of Santa Bárbara, Zulia state.
Through a confession, it was learned that the young man tied a rope very tightly around his brother's neck, causing mechanical asphyxiation.
After the act, he cleaned the crime scene to simulate a suicide and, after remaining silent for more than nine hours, confessed his guilt to the officers of the CICPC of San Carlos, Zulia.
He stated that both had decided to play their usual pranks and that the act was not related to any viral TikTok
https://t.me/c/1210412803/45341
Through a confession, it was learned that the young man tied a rope very tightly around his brother's neck, causing mechanical asphyxiation.
After the act, he cleaned the crime scene to simulate a suicide and, after remaining silent for more than nine hours, confessed his guilt to the officers of the CICPC of San Carlos, Zulia.
He stated that both had decided to play their usual pranks and that the act was not related to any viral TikTok
https://t.me/c/1210412803/45341
Russia "threatens" to send ballistic and cruise missiles to Venezuela https://bit.ly/47rnEP1
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Rusia amenaza con enviar misiles balísticos y de crucero a Venezuela - Diario Versión Final
Un alto legislador ruso afirmó que Moscú está dispuesto a suministrar misiles balísticos Oreshnik y misiles de crucero Kalibr de última generación a Venezuela.
🇧🇷🇻🇪🇺🇸 Capriles supports Lula mediating between the United States and Venezuela
https://alertas24.com/capriles-apoya-que-lula-medie-entre-estados-unidos-y-venezuela/
https://alertas24.com/capriles-apoya-que-lula-medie-entre-estados-unidos-y-venezuela/
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Capriles apoya que Lula medie entre Estados Unidos y Venezuela
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One dead and two injured after being trapped in a mining shaft in El Callao
Three miners were trapped on Tuesday, November 4, after the collapse of the access to an artisanal shaft in the Caratal area, Cuatro Esquinas sector, El Callao municipality (Bolívar).
According to the report from Zoedan Bolívar, the accident occurred around 1:40 p.m. in an excavation about seven meters deep.
Two of the workers were injured, Luis Angelo Galarcia Montilla (32) and Yorwen Aguilera (29), diagnosed with generalized polytrauma, while Roger Montilla Hernández (30) died at the scene.
The rescue was coordinated by the El Callao Firefighters, Minerven, Civil Protection, and National Mining Guard. This incident occurs 22 days after the collapse of three mining shafts in the same area, which left 14 dead.
Three miners were trapped on Tuesday, November 4, after the collapse of the access to an artisanal shaft in the Caratal area, Cuatro Esquinas sector, El Callao municipality (Bolívar).
According to the report from Zoedan Bolívar, the accident occurred around 1:40 p.m. in an excavation about seven meters deep.
Two of the workers were injured, Luis Angelo Galarcia Montilla (32) and Yorwen Aguilera (29), diagnosed with generalized polytrauma, while Roger Montilla Hernández (30) died at the scene.
The rescue was coordinated by the El Callao Firefighters, Minerven, Civil Protection, and National Mining Guard. This incident occurs 22 days after the collapse of three mining shafts in the same area, which left 14 dead.
⚠️🇺🇸🇻🇪 Trump administration tells Congress it currently has no legal justification to attack Venezuela
https://elpublicotv.com/cnn-gobierno-de-trump-le-dice-al-congreso-que-actualmente-no-tiene-justificacion-legal-para-atacar-venezuela/
https://elpublicotv.com/cnn-gobierno-de-trump-le-dice-al-congreso-que-actualmente-no-tiene-justificacion-legal-para-atacar-venezuela/
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CNN | Gobierno de Trump le dice al Congreso que actualmente no tiene justificación legal para atacar Venezuela
Gobierno de Trump le dice al Congreso que actualmente no tiene justificación legal para atacar Venezuela. Funcionarios del Gobierno de Donald
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🇻🇪 Edmundo González: With the support of allies, we will recover our freedom very soon
Venezuelan opposition leader Edmundo González Urrutia assured that, with the backing of allied countries, Venezuela will be able to recover its freedom and democracy "very soon." During his participation in the World Forum for Democracy 2025, the exiled former ambassador to Spain warned that it is easier to lose democracy than to recover it, and pointed out that the regime started by Hugo Chávez has dismantled institutions, ruined the economy, and caused massive migration.
González emphasized that autocrats know how to use the tools of a free society for illicit purposes and called on democrats to massively mobilize citizens to renew political capacities. He also warned that "dirty money" needs the weakening of the rule of law and stressed that new autocracies fall at the polls by reducing democracy to the dominance of a circumstantial majority.
Venezuelan opposition leader Edmundo González Urrutia assured that, with the backing of allied countries, Venezuela will be able to recover its freedom and democracy "very soon." During his participation in the World Forum for Democracy 2025, the exiled former ambassador to Spain warned that it is easier to lose democracy than to recover it, and pointed out that the regime started by Hugo Chávez has dismantled institutions, ruined the economy, and caused massive migration.
González emphasized that autocrats know how to use the tools of a free society for illicit purposes and called on democrats to massively mobilize citizens to renew political capacities. He also warned that "dirty money" needs the weakening of the rule of law and stressed that new autocracies fall at the polls by reducing democracy to the dominance of a circumstantial majority.