🇻🇪 Venezuela asks the UN for support to organize an international conference on migration

The Maduro regime asked the United Nations for support to organize an international conference on migration, which seeks to establish "joint agreements and commitments" to guarantee the rights of migrants.

Foreign Minister Yván Gil, before the UN General Assembly, maintained: this is a "true international commitment" to the rights of "migrants to citizenship, identification, decent work, social security and respect." of his dignity.

migrants try to cross the barbed wire in Ciudad Juárez

🇨🇴Colombian Prosecutor's Office confirms that Gustavo Petro's son will go to trial

🇨🇴Migrants install Colombian flag on an island in the Rio Grande, US land. A DPS Tactical Marine Unit removed it.

🇬🇾🇻🇪 President of Guyana: "I want to assure all Guyanese that we will defend Essequibo"

https://alertas24.com/internacionales/presidente-de-guyana-quiero-asegurar-a-todos-los-guyaneses-que-vamos-a-defender-el-esequibo/

Maduro, promoted what is the first map of Venezuela (before Gran Colombia), with Essequibo included.

Maduro, expressed: “I, on behalf of our people, am ready to meet with you very soon in the place in the Caribbean that we choose to dialogue within the framework of the Geneva Agreement and resume peace and "Let these threats cease (...) Find a practical solution."

He added: “Venezuela has not and will not threaten the people of Guyana, and we have helped Guyana in PetroCaribe, before PetroCaribe was impacted by US sanctions.”

🇻🇪🇺🇸Chevron will start drilling in Venezuela to increase oil production

Chevron Corp plans to add about 65,000 barrels per day of oil production in Venezuela by the end of 2024 through its first major drilling campaign in the country since the United States authorized it to expand operations that remained limited by sanctions, three sources said. .

The effort could help Venezuela continue to increase crude production and accelerate Chevron's goal of recovering $3 billion in unpaid dividends and debt from its projects in the country, according to a Reuters note.

Maduro invites the president of Guyana to discuss territorial dispute "face to face"

The official leader insisted that he is "available" to hold a meeting with the Guyanese Government, promoted by the Caribbean Community (Caricom).

https://www.laVerdad.com/laVerdad2015/politica/219246

🇵🇪📑🔥 — Peru declares war on insecurity and states that killing criminals in self-defense is legal.

Despite the fact that Peru's president, Dina Boluarte, belongs to an extreme left-wing party and came to power as the vice president of communist Pedro Castillo, the president has surrounded herself with right-wing leaders and, with a close alliance with the conservative majority in Parliament, has launched a right-wing government in the last year.

The Peruvian Congress approved a bill that amends the Penal Code and the Criminal Procedure Code to exempt individuals from criminal liability in a situation of legitimate self-defense.

The law also includes a provision related to cases of "imminent danger and the need to protect one's own life or the life or integrity of others." Additionally, it states that "pretrial detention is not applicable in cases of imminent application of legitimate self-defense for oneself or others in accordance with the law."

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🇻🇪🇨🇴"Petro is right": Maduro on the impact of the US blockade against Venezuela

💬"[Colombian President Gustavo] Petro is right when he says that the sanctions do not harm Maduro, they do and have done harm to ordinary people, to humble people," said the Venezuelan president in his program from last Monday.

Maduro also alluded to Petro's position on the 'boomerang effect' of the sanctions, which have caused an increase in the migration of people in vulnerable situations and caused damage to Colombia, "in various ways."

More than 25,000 soldiers are deployed in Yapacana to "eradicate illegal mining"

The operational strategic commander of the National Armed Forces, General in Chief Domingo Hernández Lárez, reported that more than 25,000 soldiers are deployed in the Yapacana National Park to "definitively eradicate illegal mining."

✳️ The military man said that a court authorized the application of "precautionary judicial measures" against those accused of practicing illegal mining in Yapacana.

Yesterday in La Trinidad, Maracaibo. Power shortages are diary. From four to six hours, sometime twice a day.

Tocorón is now a cemetery of bottles, clothes and remains of household appliances

https://alertas24.com/sucesos/afp-tocoron-es-ahora-un-cementerio-de-botellas-ropa-y-restos-de-electrodomesticos/