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.@POTUS says he just spoke with @delcyrodriguezv, announces Americans will be able to visit Venezuela, and Venezuelan airspace will be open to US planes
Venezuela's military and police have pledged their loyalty to Delcy Rodriguez. Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino presented the interim President with a ceremonial baton as 3,000 troops filed past. - AFP
Interim President Delcy Rodríguez announced the unfreezing of Venezuelan assets in the United States after holding a dialogue with President @realDonaldTrump
María Corina, after meeting with Marco Rubio: "It's not what Delcy says, but what she does. Let's evaluate based on the facts. Things are happening that were unthinkable in Venezuela before January 3rd."
Rubio on Venezuela: You can have elections all day, but if the opposition has no access to the media, if the opposition candidates are unable to be on the ballot, those are not free and fair elections. We want free, fair, prosperous, and friendly Venezuela. We are not going to get there in three weeks. This is going to take some time
Marco Rubio before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee: "They are releasing political prisoners. They are releasing them at a slower pace than I would like. But they are releasing them."
In prepared remarks to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the Trump administration is ready to use military force if Venezuela’s acting President, Delcy Rodríguez, does not cooperate with US demands. He said Venezuela has agreed to open its oil sector to US companies and use oil revenue to buy American goods.
Colombian President Petro: They have to return him (Maduro) and have a Venezuelan court judge him, not a U.S. court. Why? Because Latin American civilization is different from Anglo-Saxon European civilization
The families of two Trinidadian men killed in a U.S. military strike on a boat off the coast of Venezuela are suing the U.S., the first legal challenge to the Trump administration’s campaign against alleged drug-smuggling boats coming from Latin America
The examples of Venezuela and Iran require the defense ministries of Russia and China to constantly analyze the security situation, said Russian Defense Minister Belousov during talks with Chinese Defense Minister Admiral Dong Jun.
At least 80 people considered political prisoners by a leading Venezuelan rights group had been released on Sunday as part of an ongoing release process
A leaked video of a closed-door meeting shows Venezuela's Delcy Rodríguez telling pro-government influencers that US forces threatened to kill senior officials unless they cooperated after the capture of Maduro. Rodríguez says she and other top figures were given 15 minutes to comply with Washington’s demands, claiming the “pressure and blackmail were constant.”
BBG: The US has no plans to offer security guarantees to oil companies that plan to operate in Venezuela, Energy Secretary Chris Wright said Thursday. “We are not going to get involved in providing on the ground security for people in Venezuela,” Wright said during an interview with Bloomberg Television. “Oil and gas companies operate all around the world in all different settings, they’re well versed in those challenges.”
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