Rains from tropical wave 48 wreak havoc in Sucre state

Financial Times: Trump redefines military strategy to remove Maduro

An opposition figure confirmed to the American media that the U.S. president's strategy does not consist of "putting boots on the ground" but using his military power to "achieve political ends"

https://laverdad.com/financial-times-trump-redefine-estrategia-militar-para-sacar-a-maduro

⚠️🇻🇪 Maduro orders the creation of a surveillance app “so that the people report everything they see”

https://bit.ly/472iDMv

Rodrigo Paz will not invite Maduro, Díaz Canel, and Ortega to his inauguration in Bolivia

The president-elect of Bolivia, Rodrigo Paz Pereira, confirmed that he will not invite the leaders of Venezuela, Cuba, and Nicaragua to his inauguration ceremony, scheduled for November 8, considering that "they are not democratic governments."

In an interview with Fernando del Rincón for CNN en Español, Paz was emphatic in responding: "We are a democratic country. While there are diplomatic relations to be respected, our basis for relations is democracy."

The centrist-leaning president-elect added that "clearly the regimes of Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua are not democratic."

"I would not want my country to be any of those three," he said.

🇻🇪🇨🇴 Padrino López: "Colombia must know that it counts on the Venezuelan Armed Forces"

https://alertas24.com/padrino-lopez-colombia-debe-saber-que-cuenta-con-la-fuerza-armada-de-venezuela/

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Petro calls Machado “despicable” for inviting to “invade their own country”

The Colombian president also specified this Monday that Hugo Chávez “bequeathed his victory” to Nicolás Maduro but “picked the wrong successor and economic policy”

🇻🇪 The number of young people affected by early strokes is increasing in Venezuela https://bit.ly/4hm4v4d

🇻🇪🇺🇸🇱🇧 Hezbollah's increased presence in Venezuela denounced in the US Senate

A group of experts warned the United States Senate about Hezbollah's expansion in Latin America, highlighting its growing activity in Venezuela since Nicolás Maduro came to power. Former Treasury Undersecretary Marshall Billingslea stated that the group established a paramilitary training center on Margarita Island and obtained Venezuelan passports through the Passport Agency.

Billingslea affirmed that "the extent and depth of Hezbollah's presence in Venezuela drastically expanded" under Maduro's government. Other specialists also alerted about the group's presence in Colombia and the current lack of cooperation with the United States to combat its influence.

🇻🇪🇷🇺 Russian Duma approved the ratification of the association treaty between Russia and Venezuela

https://buff.ly/3VBUhl6