Maduro urged member countries of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) to categorically reject the militarization promoted by the United States in the Caribbean Sea. In a letter addressed to the regional organization, the Venezuelan leader denounced the U.S. military deployment near Venezuela's maritime borders, which, according to Washington, aims to combat drug trafficking. Maduro also called for an independent investigation into the alleged executions reported by UN human rights bodies.

The head of state proposed establishing regional mechanisms for humanitarian cooperation and collective defense to protect territorial waters and coastal communities. The request comes amid rising tensions between Caracas and Washington, following the deployment of U.S. military forces in the Caribbean under President Donald Trump's administration, an operation that has resulted in more than 60 deaths in attacks on vessels linked to drug trafficking, according to reports from the U.S. Department of War.

Venezuelan scientist Barlin Olivares was included among the most influential researchers in the world

https://bitlysdowssl-aws.com/2025/11/un-cientifico-venezolano-entre-los-mas-influyentes-del-mundo/

María Corina Machado stated at the World Congress of Freedom that change is inevitable

https://buff.ly/BgZcIjH

Ecuador's penitentiary authority reports hanging of 27 inmates

Ecuadorian authorities reported that 27 prisoners at Machala prison died by hanging, an event that adds to dozens of other deaths that have occurred within penitentiary centers in this South American country.

🇻🇪🇨🇴🇷🇺 Russia sentences 2 Colombian mercenaries extradited from Venezuela to 13 years in prison

José Aarón Medina Aranda and Alexander Ante are accused of participating as mercenaries in the ranks of the Ukrainian Army

https://laverdad.com/rusia-condena-a-13-anos-de-prision-a-2-mercenarios-colombianos-extraditados-de-venezuela

🇻🇪 Diosdado Cabello says there is no negotiation with the opposition: "There were elections here and Maduro won, not any of them"


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https://alertas24.com/diosdado-cabello-dice-que-no-existe-negociacion-con-la-oposicion-aqui-hubo-elecciones-y-las-gano-maduro-no-ninguno-de-ellos/

🇨🇴🇻🇪 Colombian army confirms that the ELN kidnapped five soldiers on the border with Venezuela https://bit.ly/4qSu7Kp

Venezuelan consumer spends on average between US$8 and US$23 per supermarket visit, says ANSA

https://alertas24.com/el-consumidor-venezolano-gasta-en-promedio-entre-us8-y-us23-por-visita-a-supermercados-dice-ansa/

🇻🇪✝ Baseball player Wikelman Ramírez dies during an attempted robbery in Carabobo https://bit.ly/3LVvO9K

🇻🇪Venezuela is the third country with the highest incidence of cyberattacks in Latin America

Venezuela ranks third in Latin America for the highest risk of cyberattacks, according to Pedro Pacheco, president of the Venezuelan Banking Association (ABV), only behind Mexico and Brazil. Pacheco indicated that around 80% of the population has been affected by cybercrime at some point and warned that the situation could intensify during the December season, when economic activity and digital transactions increase.

The union representative highlighted that small and medium-sized enterprises remain the most vulnerable compared to large corporations, which have more robust infrastructure. He recommended creating cybersecurity committees, training, and financial education on cybersecurity, blockchain, and artificial intelligence as measures to prevent digital fraud and protect personal data in electronic purchases and digital banking.

🇻🇪🇷🇺Lavrov denies that Maduro requested military aid from them in the face of US threats https://bit.ly/3LxcsI2

Unofficial:

🇻🇪🇱🇺 Tigo telecommunications company would acquire Movistar Venezuela, the Luxembourg multinational Millicom International Cellular S.A. operates in 11 Latin American countries offering mobile phone, Internet, cable television, and fixed-line telephone services.

The company agreed to purchase Movistar's assets in Ecuador, Uruguay, and Colombia.

Tigo - Millicom has had ongoing talks for 1 year to acquire Movistar in Venezuela.

The brand has spread throughout the region, expanding its operations to countries such as El Salvador, Colombia, Bolivia, and Costa Rica.
It is a recognized brand, and in some countries it leads the telecommunications market.

🇺🇸⚡- USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier and its strike group has the entered SOUTHCOM's area of responsibility.

🇷🇺🇻🇪 Lavrov: "US actions against Venezuela will lead to nothing good"

https://alertas24.com/rusia-las-acciones-de-ee-uu-contra-venezuela-no-conduciran-a-nada-bueno/

⚠️🇺🇸 USS Gerald Ford arrived in the area of responsibility of the southern command

Police abuse reported against a young man in the state of Barinas

An officer of the Barinas state Police physically assaulted a young man. They claim that the police told them to stop, which they did, and without a word, an officer raised his hand to assault this young man named Darwin Roa.

Reuters: Chavismo prepares guerrilla response and “anarchization” measures in case of a possible U.S. attack

⚡️🇺🇸🇬🇧🇻🇪 The U.K has reportedly suspended ALL intelligence sharing with the United States regarding suspected drug-trafficking vessels in the Caribbean, and anything else within the Caribbean Sea.
According to reports released on 11 November, 2025. The decision, first reported by CNN, stems from concerns within the British government that continued sharing of maritime surveillance data could make the UK "complicit" in U.S. military kinetic strikes conducted in the region under President Trump's ongoing counter-narcotics campaign.

U.K defense and intelligence officials cited the recent U.S War Department-led operations in the eastern Pacific and Caribbean, where several vessels linked allegedly to
"Designated Terrorist Organizations" were destroyed by U.S. forces, resulting in multiple fatalities.

UK officials reportedly sought assurances that future intelligence would be used for law enforcement interdictions rather than lethal actions, but such guarantees were not provided by the U.S.

The suspension primarily affects Royal Navy and GCHQ intelligence feeds transmitted through Joint Interagency Task Force South (JIATF-S), currently headquartered in Key West, Florida, which coordinates U.S. and allied nations in counter-narcotics missions. Some sources suggest the U.K. will continue limited coordination on humanitarian maritime safety and search-and-rescue operations but will pause actionable intelligence transfers on suspected smuggling vessels until a new bilateral framework is agreed upon.

The U.S. Department of War has yet to comment on the reported pause, though American officials have privately described it as a temporary diplomatic disagreement that is *allegedly* unlikely to disrupt broader U.S-U.K defense cooperation.

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