We have noticed that you are using an ad-blocking software
Liveuamap is editorially independent, we don't receive funding from commercial networks, governments or other entities. Our only source of our revenues is advertising.
We respect your choice to block banners, but without them we cannot fund our operation and bring you valuable independent news. Please consider purchasing a "half-year without advertising" subscription for $15.99. Thank you.
Argentina, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Paraguay, Peru, Dominican Republic and Uruguay rejected the arrest warrant against Edmundo González: "We condemn these dictatorial practices"
The government's prosecutor's office has issued an arrest warrant for opposition figure @EdmundoGU, who has gone into hiding after winning July's presidential election
U.S. authorities have seized Venezuelan autocrat Nicolás Maduro’s private aircraft because they have determined the purchase of it violated U.S. sanctions, “among other criminal issues.” There is currently a $15 million reward from the U.S. government for information that leads to Maduro’s arrest
Images of the Prados del Este highway in Caracas, in the midst of the national blackout this Friday. Drivers pull over and park to find coverage in that area for their cell phones and devices.
Major nationwide blackout leaves Venezuela without electricity: We can observe the drop in internet connectivity in all states of the country. At the national level, connectivity fell to 27% of the normal value.
Maduro claims the triumph of "truth and love" and accuses Machado of forming a "satanic pact" with Musk. Maduro closes a Chavista mobilization with the swearing-in of the new ministers
Tarek William Saab announces that a "third summons in his capacity as investigated" will be issued against Edmundo González Urrutia. "In case he is missing, the Public Prosecutor's Office will announce the corresponding action that is appropriate based on the law."
Hundreds of people greet María Corina Machado on Francisco de Miranda Avenue, in Caracas, in the protest called one month after the presidential elections of June 28
Diosdado Cabello warns about Edmundo González's failure to appear before the Prosecutor's Office: "There will be justice here, the bullshitting is over, the pardons are over." "Enough is enough, one thing the country wants is for us to have justice"
Maria Corina Machado: "The end of the government of horror is approaching" "I cannot tell you the exact moment when we will achieve victory; but I can tell you, with absolute conviction, that the destiny of this struggle is the liberation of Venezuela"
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, José Manuel Albares, confirmed on August 26 that Spain will not recognize the electoral victory of Maduro or the opposition in Venezuela until the minutes of the elections are verified.
FM Péter Szijjártó announced on Facebook that he will advocate for a bolder and more decisive stance by the European Union on the situation in Venezuela during the upcoming Council of Foreign Ministers meeting. After speaking with María Corina Machado, leader of the Venezuelan opposition, FM Szijjártó emphasized the importance of respecting sovereignty, freedom, free elections, and democratic values. "I assured her that I would push for a stronger and more character-driven position from the EU on the developments in Venezuela," Minister Szijjártó stated, highlighting Hungary's historical commitment to the fight for freedom and sovereignty
State Dept says Venezuela’s Supreme Tribunal of Justice' ruling on Maduro "lacks all credibility, given the overwhelming evidence that Gonzalez received the most votes on July 28."
Liveuamap is opendata-driven media platform that change the way you receive latest news. Explore a map, messages, pictures and videos from the conflict zones.
If you have a shared mission, or have any questions, just send us an email to [email protected] or contact us on Twitter: @liveuamap