Bloomberg: US calls Edmundo González Urrutia "president-elect of Venezuela"
Alfredo Romero, president of the Penal Forum: "New releases are expected for people who protested against electoral fraud in Venezuela"
The European Union announces that it will consider sanctions against the Maduro government: We do not consider that it has won the elections "We do not recognize the legitimacy of that Government and we will continue to support the people of Venezuela in their struggle"
Residents of Nueva Esparta report power outages lasting up to 14 hours, which is damaging their food and generating protests on social media.
Edmundo González Urrutia is confident that the release of political prisoners in Venezuela, detained for protests against the official result of the presidential elections of July 28, "will mark a new direction" in the country
Venezuelan Attorney General Tarek William Saab reported that 225 prisoners imprisoned after the protests that followed the presidential elections on July 28 have been released in the last few hours.
According to the NGO Foro Penal, there are 1,963 people deprived of liberty in Venezuela due to protests against the election results
A group of 7 detainees in the Yare III prison were released in the early hours of November 17. These citizens were among those arrested during the protests following the presidential election on July 28.
Venezuela releases more than a hundred detainees during post-election protests
Releases of young people detained in the context of post-election protests began at the Aragua Penitentiary Center in Tocorón. As of 10:05 am, 4 prisoners had been released.
The director of Foro Penal, Alfredo Romero, reported that this Saturday there have been releases of detainees after the protests against the official result of the presidential elections on July 28. He counts at least 10 in Yare
Maduro calls to "review" and "rectify" judicial cases for protests on July 29 and 30
1 week agoAttorney General Tarek William Saab denies that there are children detained in Venezuela following post-election protests
Venezuelan Attorney General Tarek William Saab denounces a campaign to portray "criminals" captured in the context of post-election protests as political prisoners
Brazil’s left-wing government has vetoed Venezuela’s attempt to join BRICS, in protest of Nicolás Maduro’s electoral deceit. Now, its neighbours are openly critical
1 week agoMonagas Explosion: Due to the strong smell of gas, the evacuation of the inhabitants of Punta de Mata has been ordered. So far, and unofficially, three injured people have been taken to the PDVSA clinic.
1 week agoExplosion at Muscar gas pipeline in Punta de Mata, Venezuela. An explosion at the Muscar gas pipeline in Punta de Mata, Venezuela, has left multiple people injured and missing, according to reports from users on social media. Authorities have not yet confirmed the figures.
Maduro after Trump's victory in the US: "I hope we have respectful relations, we have always been willing"
Maduro claims that "90% of those arrested after the electoral protests are migrants that the opposition had trained in Texas, Peru and Chile"
4 week agoMaduro met with Putin
4 week agoTurkish President Erdogan meets Venezuelan President Maduro on sideline of 16th BRICS Summit in Kazan
4 week agoMaduro has arrived in Kazan for BRICS summit
Maduro after the arrest of former PDVSA president Pedro Tellechea: I will continue the fight against traitors.
After arresting a minister and several generals of the Armed Forces, dictator Maduro promises that he will go "against the traitors, no matter who falls," and an internal breakdown is imminent.
María Corina Machado calls for a focus on January 10: "We will get rid of Maduro"
Strong power outage recorded in Greater Caracas and main regions of Venezuela 8Oct
Diosdado Cabello confirms that the arrest of the mayor of Maracaibo is for "corruption-related acts": "What is there is pure mud, a crowd falls there." "It is a society of accomplices and they use these mayors' offices as petty cash," he said.
Maduro: "Venezuelans have military personnel who will defend them against any aggression"
A strong power outage is recorded in Greater Caracas and several states of the country on 25Sep
1 month agoDuring his speech at the United Nations General Assembly, Argentine President Javier Milei rejected the inclusion of the "bloody dictatorships" of Cuba and Venezuela in the Human Rights Council. "In this same house, which claims to defend human rights, they have allowed bloody dictatorships such as those of Cuba and Venezuela to enter the Human Rights Council, without the slightest reproach," Milei said.
