🇻🇪🇺🇸 Nicolás Maduro Guerra (Nicolasito) asks the UN to intercede so that the United States releases Maduro and Cilia Flores

Halliburton highlights "opportunities" in Venezuela and is confident in growing in the country

"I have always believed that oil and gas are the key to Venezuela's economic recovery," said the top executive of the US company on Wednesday in a call to analysts after presenting the annual results

183 Venezuelan migrants deported from the USA arrive.

Some 151 men and 32 women returned this Thursday from Phoenix, Arizona, on an Eastern Airlines flight

Adriana Abreu, wife of Guillermo López, regional coordinator of the Vente Venezuela party in Trujillo state, gave a statement in front of the El Helicoide building in Caracas. During her remarks, Abreu denounced that her husband's arrest is solely due to his work in favor of democratic change in the country.

Her testimony was marked by the family's emotional distress over his imprisonment: Abreu explained that her 4-year-old son is unaware of his father's situation, having been told that he is on a "secret mission."

She also lamented that López has missed crucial moments in their son's development because of his incarceration. Guillermo López's family joins the call of the families of other detainees, demanding that the rights and freedoms of all political prisoners in Venezuela be respected.

In Caracas, they are protesting on the Francisco Fajardo highway and calling for the release of political prisoners.

⚠️🇻🇪🇵🇦 President Mulino announces the release of a Panamanian detained in Venezuela

Olmedo Javier Núñez had been detained since last June for alleged espionage

ULA. Táchira

Leaked audio of Delcy:

- The regime never imagined a US intervention in Caracas so flawless and devastating.

- Diosdado, Jorge, and Delcy had 15 minutes to decide whether to cooperate with the US or not, under the threat of being neutralized.

⚡️🇺🇸🇻🇪Bloomberg: Western investors in Venezuelan oil face the diplomatic issue that the U.S. and several other countries do not recognize the Rodriguez government as the legitimate government.

Rather on paper they recognize several opposition figures as forming the legitimate government, which will cause issues during legal disputes over investments.

Until the U.S. officially recognizes the current Venezuelan government, U.S. companies will not make long term investments in the country out of fear for the security of those investments.

@wfwitness