Collision of cargo vehicles on the Autopista Regional, near Valencia
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🇵🇾🇻🇪🗣️ Paraguay: "We cannot look aside when there are 7 million Venezuelan refugees"
The President of Paraguay, Mario Abdo Benítez, called on the leaders attending the VII Celac Summit on Tuesday to address the situation experienced by the Venezuelan diaspora.
"We cannot look aside when more than seven million Venezuelans have left their homes asking for refuge," said the Paraguayan president in what was his last intervention in this forum, since his term ends this year.
In his speech before the CELAC plenary, Benítez pointed out that "just as" the acts of violence that occurred in Peru and Brazil are worrying, "so is" the "mass exodus" from Venezuela.
The President of Paraguay, Mario Abdo Benítez, called on the leaders attending the VII Celac Summit on Tuesday to address the situation experienced by the Venezuelan diaspora.
"We cannot look aside when more than seven million Venezuelans have left their homes asking for refuge," said the Paraguayan president in what was his last intervention in this forum, since his term ends this year.
In his speech before the CELAC plenary, Benítez pointed out that "just as" the acts of violence that occurred in Peru and Brazil are worrying, "so is" the "mass exodus" from Venezuela.
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🇵🇪 Dina Boluarte : "Puno is not Peru" ; criticism rains down on her
The president of Peru, Dina Boluarte, once again provoked the indignation of the citizenry, in the midst of the protests demanding her resignation, by declaring on January 24 that "Puno is not Peru" during a press conference with journalists from the foreign press association in the Andean country.
The president of Peru, Dina Boluarte, once again provoked the indignation of the citizenry, in the midst of the protests demanding her resignation, by declaring on January 24 that "Puno is not Peru" during a press conference with journalists from the foreign press association in the Andean country.
🇺🇸🇻🇪🇹🇹 US grants a license to Trinidad to develop a gas field in Venezuelan waters
The license issued by the US, at the request of the Trinidadian government, means that the island will be able to resume business with Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA related to the Dragon gas field.
One official commented that "the Maduro regime will not be allowed to receive any cash payments from this project" and that all remaining US sanctions will remain unchanged and still apply
The license issued by the US, at the request of the Trinidadian government, means that the island will be able to resume business with Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA related to the Dragon gas field.
One official commented that "the Maduro regime will not be allowed to receive any cash payments from this project" and that all remaining US sanctions will remain unchanged and still apply
Prosecutors demand Biden's plan to give visas to migrants from Cuba and Venezuela
President of Costa Rica, Rodrigo Chaves, announced this Wednesday (01.25.2023) that the country will restore consular relations with Venezuela.
In a press conference after the Governing Council, Chaves indicated that there are currently some 25,000 Venezuelans who have a file with the Immigration Directorate but there are around 94,000 pending applications, although many of them have already left the country, others require assistance consular.
"Once the government of Juan Guaidó is canceled, we are going to regularize consular relations so that those Venezuelans have someone to organize their needs and that Costa Ricans in Caracas have support to consult, possibly through a third country and thus avoid budgetary expenses," explained Foreign Minister Arnoldo André.
Costa Rica broke off its relations with Venezuela in 2020 after the government of Nicolás Maduro withdrew the credentials of the then Costa Rican business manager in Caracas, Danilo González, who was the highest-ranking representative.
"The diplomatic position is not changing, what we want is for issues of human rights and well-being of the people, so that they have access to services. It is to reestablish consular relations, do not make interpretations that go beyond that, Chaves said.
In a press conference after the Governing Council, Chaves indicated that there are currently some 25,000 Venezuelans who have a file with the Immigration Directorate but there are around 94,000 pending applications, although many of them have already left the country, others require assistance consular.
"Once the government of Juan Guaidó is canceled, we are going to regularize consular relations so that those Venezuelans have someone to organize their needs and that Costa Ricans in Caracas have support to consult, possibly through a third country and thus avoid budgetary expenses," explained Foreign Minister Arnoldo André.
Costa Rica broke off its relations with Venezuela in 2020 after the government of Nicolás Maduro withdrew the credentials of the then Costa Rican business manager in Caracas, Danilo González, who was the highest-ranking representative.
"The diplomatic position is not changing, what we want is for issues of human rights and well-being of the people, so that they have access to services. It is to reestablish consular relations, do not make interpretations that go beyond that, Chaves said.
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🇻🇪🗳️More than 5 million Venezuelans abroad are not eligible (or available) to vote
The National Youth Vote coordinator, Wanda Cedeño, indicated that one of the things to be improved by the National Electoral Council is "electoral registration", given that at this moment there are millions of young people who are not registered.
"Since 2018, the electoral registry for Venezuelans abroad has not been opened, which means that more than five million Venezuelans have probably not been able to update their data, they have not been able to register," she asserted.
Cedeño stressed that it is necessary to reestablish consulates, evaluate infrastructures, and activate electoral records in several nations, taking into account the number of Venezuelans in the world
The National Youth Vote coordinator, Wanda Cedeño, indicated that one of the things to be improved by the National Electoral Council is "electoral registration", given that at this moment there are millions of young people who are not registered.
"Since 2018, the electoral registry for Venezuelans abroad has not been opened, which means that more than five million Venezuelans have probably not been able to update their data, they have not been able to register," she asserted.
Cedeño stressed that it is necessary to reestablish consulates, evaluate infrastructures, and activate electoral records in several nations, taking into account the number of Venezuelans in the world
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🇻🇪⚖️🚔 Human rights defender María Fernanda Rodríguez arrested after meeting with the UN high commissioner:
Human rights defender María Fernanda Rodríguez was detained after she participated in a meeting with the United Nations High Commissioner, Volker Türk, during her visit to Caracas.
The complaint was made by the director of Access to Justice, Ali Daniels, who reported that Rodríguez was detained by government agents this Wednesday morning at the Universidad Metropolitana de Caracas.
Human rights defender María Fernanda Rodríguez was detained after she participated in a meeting with the United Nations High Commissioner, Volker Türk, during her visit to Caracas.
The complaint was made by the director of Access to Justice, Ali Daniels, who reported that Rodríguez was detained by government agents this Wednesday morning at the Universidad Metropolitana de Caracas.
president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, affirmed that it is difficult to carry out an electoral process with guarantees in Venezuela
“It is not simply that an election is held. It is difficult for an election to be held if one of the possible participants has 15 million dollars as a price for his head, ”he said.
In this sense, the president of New Granada reiterated his proposal for the entry of Venezuela into the Inter-American System of Human Rights.
“That is our axis of conversation with Venezuela. If that decision is made, it would be a great step for the Venezuelan people to fully recover the world rights that they should have as a people and the free democratic game that Venezuelans will use to determine what type of government they want from 2024. ”, he added.
The US administration maintains a reward of 15 million dollars for the capture of Pdte. Nicolás Maduro and members of the Venezuelan political-military high command, whom they accuse of "terrorism", for allegedly being linked to the former Colombian guerrilla of the FARC, and crimes related to drug trafficking.
“It is not simply that an election is held. It is difficult for an election to be held if one of the possible participants has 15 million dollars as a price for his head, ”he said.
In this sense, the president of New Granada reiterated his proposal for the entry of Venezuela into the Inter-American System of Human Rights.
“That is our axis of conversation with Venezuela. If that decision is made, it would be a great step for the Venezuelan people to fully recover the world rights that they should have as a people and the free democratic game that Venezuelans will use to determine what type of government they want from 2024. ”, he added.
The US administration maintains a reward of 15 million dollars for the capture of Pdte. Nicolás Maduro and members of the Venezuelan political-military high command, whom they accuse of "terrorism", for allegedly being linked to the former Colombian guerrilla of the FARC, and crimes related to drug trafficking.
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🇻🇪⚖️🚔 Human rights defender María Fernanda Rodríguez arrested after meeting with the UN high commissioner: Human rights defender María Fernanda Rodríguez was detained after she participated in a meeting with the United Nations High Commissioner, Volker Türk…
🇻🇪⚖️🚔 NOW. Human rights defender María Fernanda Rodríguez released:
María Fernanda Rodríguez, professor, human rights defender and member of Sinergia de Venezuela, has just been released after hours of detention on Friday,
María Fernanda Rodríguez, professor, human rights defender and member of Sinergia de Venezuela, has just been released after hours of detention on Friday,
🇻🇪 Exercises of the Venezuelan navy carried out in the Caribbean Sea recently.
PO-14 'Kariña', a Guaiqueri-class offshore patrol vessel firing its 76mm main gun.
The exercises included the 3 active OPVs of the Guaiqueri class, as well as 2/3 of the active OPVs of the Guaicamacuto class.
Also included were 2 Capana class landing ships (T-63 and T-64), as well as a naval tug (RA-11) and a smaller patrol boat that is too small to identify.
PO-14 'Kariña', a Guaiqueri-class offshore patrol vessel firing its 76mm main gun.
The exercises included the 3 active OPVs of the Guaiqueri class, as well as 2/3 of the active OPVs of the Guaicamacuto class.
Also included were 2 Capana class landing ships (T-63 and T-64), as well as a naval tug (RA-11) and a smaller patrol boat that is too small to identify.
🇻🇪 Juan Guaidó reveals that he spent close to 150 million dollars in his "interim" government
Former leader of the Venezuelan opposition who at some point even proclaimed himself president of the country, reported that during his "term" he spent close to 150 million dollars from public funds.
The Venezuelan opponent opined that it could be said that "it is a lot or it is little" what he spent over four years, but questioned "how much is this to defend democracy?"
Former leader of the Venezuelan opposition who at some point even proclaimed himself president of the country, reported that during his "term" he spent close to 150 million dollars from public funds.
The Venezuelan opponent opined that it could be said that "it is a lot or it is little" what he spent over four years, but questioned "how much is this to defend democracy?"
🇻🇪✅🗣️ Nicolás Maduro met with the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk:
Nicolás Maduro received this Friday afternoon at the Miraflores Palace the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk.
The meeting is part of the agenda that Türk maintains with various officials of the Chavista government, the Venezuelan opposition, and civil society organizations, as well as victims of Human Rights violations.
Nicolás Maduro received this Friday afternoon at the Miraflores Palace the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk.
The meeting is part of the agenda that Türk maintains with various officials of the Chavista government, the Venezuelan opposition, and civil society organizations, as well as victims of Human Rights violations.