ICC Victims' Defense Office demanded that Karim Khan speed up the investigation into Venezuela

The Public Office for the Defense of Victims (OPCV) of the International Criminal Court (ICC) expressed on Friday its growing concern over the lack of progress in the investigation into crimes against humanity committed in Venezuela.

“There is concern among victims and their families regarding the Prosecutor's commitment to addressing serious ongoing crimes and ensuring that the investigation remains responsive to new developments in Venezuela,” the court said in a letter to the ICC Appeals Chamber.

Borrell said that for now the EU is not "on the table" to recognize Edmundo González

"The last time we talked about this at the Foreign Affairs Council, which is where I carry out my work and my role, there was not a great enthusiasm for the recognition like the one the US has just done now," Borrell said.

"In any case, each country is responsible for this decision. It is not a community decision. Each country will make it and naturally the position taken by the countries that are most directly linked to Venezuela will be very important," he said.

Maduro: TikTok and all social media must be regulated

A group of Venezuelans in Bilbao, Spain, managed to veto the consul of Nicolás Maduro and sister of Diosdado Cabello, Glenna del Valle Cabello, and withdraw an invitation to participate in a forum on migration and co-development supported by various organizations in the Basque Country.

"We consider this action to be disrespectful to the more than 8 million Venezuelan migrants and refugees in the world and especially to the nearly 600,000 who live in Spain. She is a representative of the dictatorship of Nicolás Maduro, responsible for the largest exodus in recent years," the statement said.

Edmundo González insists that he will be sworn in on January 10

"There is no doubt that on January 10th we will take office," he said.

"We are fighting, taking our voice, the voice of all Venezuelans, abroad,"

Hooded DAET (formerly FAES) officers with long weapons once again besiege the residence of the Argentine Embassy, ​​protected by Brazil.

They surround the diplomatic headquarters and block access to the street

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⚠️Prosecutors investigate Maria Corina Machado for supporting the Bolivar Law

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Pdvsa is missing 1,133 pieces of equipment to recover production, including 93 drills

To achieve an "optimal recovery" of production, which currently stands at 989,000 barrels per day (d/d), according to the Ministry of Petroleum, PDVSA requires 1,133 pieces of equipment, of which 93 are drilling or exploration rigs.

PDVSA President Héctor Obregón indicated that the area with the greatest need is the Western Division with 857 pieces of equipment, including 8 drills.