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🇻🇪🛬🇧🇷🚩 — The dictator of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, arrived in the capital of Brazil, and was received with honors at the airport of the military airbase of Brasilia; this will be the first time that the dictator visits the country after he was blocked by Jair Bolsonaro in 2019
The dictator 's visit will be part of the meeting of representatives of South American countries (Unasur). The bloc was created in 2008 and had 12 countries as members. Over time, the alliance frayed because of the strong left alignment. Colombia left in 2018; the following year, it was the turn of Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Paraguay.
Maduro's trip to the meeting is a source of controversy from Abdo Benítez, Lacalle Pou and Gabriel Boric, critics of the human rights abuses committed by the Venezuelan dictatorship.
In January, the dictator ended up canceling the trip he was going to make to Argentina because he was afraid of being arrested. However, this time, Itamaraty resolved these logistical difficulties.
The dictator 's visit will be part of the meeting of representatives of South American countries (Unasur). The bloc was created in 2008 and had 12 countries as members. Over time, the alliance frayed because of the strong left alignment. Colombia left in 2018; the following year, it was the turn of Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Paraguay.
Maduro's trip to the meeting is a source of controversy from Abdo Benítez, Lacalle Pou and Gabriel Boric, critics of the human rights abuses committed by the Venezuelan dictatorship.
In January, the dictator ended up canceling the trip he was going to make to Argentina because he was afraid of being arrested. However, this time, Itamaraty resolved these logistical difficulties.
Venezuela and the UN work to strengthen the rain risk management system
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Lettuce crops are lost in the Merideño moor due to fuel shortages:
The farmers let the cows eat the crops in Timotes, since they denounced not having fuel to travel to the markets in the center of the country and the Andean zone.
Lettuce crops are lost in the Merideño moor due to fuel shortages:
The farmers let the cows eat the crops in Timotes, since they denounced not having fuel to travel to the markets in the center of the country and the Andean zone.
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Nicolás Maduro to the presidents of Uruguay and Chile, who questioned the human rights situation in Venezuela:
"Let's wait for the judgment of history, beyond the narratives that have been imposed on Venezuela."
"Let's wait for the judgment of history, beyond the narratives that have been imposed on Venezuela."
🇵🇪🇺🇸 Peru authorizes the entry of a thousand US soldiers "to train the Armed Forces":
https://alertas24.com/internacionales/peru-autoriza-la-entrada-de-mil-militares-de-ee-uu-para-entrenar-a-las-fuerzas-armadas/
https://alertas24.com/internacionales/peru-autoriza-la-entrada-de-mil-militares-de-ee-uu-para-entrenar-a-las-fuerzas-armadas/
Alertas 24
Perú autoriza la entrada de mil militares de EE.UU. “para entrenar a las Fuerzas Armadas”
El Gobierno de Perú autorizó el ingreso de más de 1.000 militares de Estados Unidos que realizarán entrenamientos con las FF.AA. y la Policía Nacional, según dos resoluciones publicadas en el diari…
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🇻🇪🇧🇷Federal Deputy of Brazil Paulo Delgado Bilynskyj, regarding Nicolás Maduro: "He is a communist dictator, criminal..."
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🇻🇪🇧🇷Nicolas Maduro's private security attacked O Globo journalist.
🇻🇪Venezuela Network Report | Intel, Urgent News and Archives | TOTAL CHAVISTA DEATH Edition
Nicolás Maduro to the presidents of Uruguay and Chile, who questioned the human rights situation in Venezuela: "Let's wait for the judgment of history, beyond the narratives that have been imposed on Venezuela."
🚩 Diosdado Cabello lashed out at Boric: "stupid, idiot,fake leftist and puppy of the US empire"
The first vice president of the PSUV, Diosdado Cabello, lashed out this Wednesday against the Chilean president, Gabriel Boric, who at the summit of leaders in Brazil assured that the human rights situation in Venezuela "is not a narrative" but rather "is a Actually, it is serious, and we see it in the pain of migrants.”
«Boboric (sic), the biggest fool. There is always someone, there is always an impertinent drunk at every party who asks the other wives to dance because it is funny. He is a fool who is president of a town, of a country, but he is a fool with bad intentions. He is a fool who first went to disrespect President Lula and the Brazilian people, but he did not succeed, "said Cabello.
The first vice president of the PSUV, Diosdado Cabello, lashed out this Wednesday against the Chilean president, Gabriel Boric, who at the summit of leaders in Brazil assured that the human rights situation in Venezuela "is not a narrative" but rather "is a Actually, it is serious, and we see it in the pain of migrants.”
«Boboric (sic), the biggest fool. There is always someone, there is always an impertinent drunk at every party who asks the other wives to dance because it is funny. He is a fool who is president of a town, of a country, but he is a fool with bad intentions. He is a fool who first went to disrespect President Lula and the Brazilian people, but he did not succeed, "said Cabello.
🇻🇪Venezuela Network Report | Intel, Urgent News and Archives | TOTAL CHAVISTA DEATH Edition pinned «#Archive teamHDP is a Venezuelan hacker group that exposed a lot confidential Info about DCGIM and SEBIN activities in foreign territory. both SEBIN and DGCIM agents have taken advantage of the massive displacement of Venezuelan citizens to Colombia, and…»
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Rotten food with worms in CLAP boxes
🇨🇴Petro confirms the departure of the ambassador in Venezuela Armando Benedetti after the scandal over illegal babysitter interceptions
Colombian President Gustavo Petro confirmed this June 2 that the chief of staff, Laura Sarabia, and the Colombian ambassador to Venezuela, Armando Benedetti, are leaving the government as a result of a corruption scandal surrounding the case of the former babysitter. of Sarabia and the alleged interceptions denounced by the Prosecutor's Office of that nation.
Petro said that 'no one has ever been ordered to have a single illegal wiretapping... that's not true.' He also defended his head of office, Laura Sarabia, and argued that she reacted within the law as a result of the matter.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro confirmed this June 2 that the chief of staff, Laura Sarabia, and the Colombian ambassador to Venezuela, Armando Benedetti, are leaving the government as a result of a corruption scandal surrounding the case of the former babysitter. of Sarabia and the alleged interceptions denounced by the Prosecutor's Office of that nation.
Petro said that 'no one has ever been ordered to have a single illegal wiretapping... that's not true.' He also defended his head of office, Laura Sarabia, and argued that she reacted within the law as a result of the matter.
🇻🇪🇧🇷 Organization of Venezuelans in exile declares Lula persona non grata in Miami
https://elpublicotv.com/organizacion-de-venezolanos-en-el-exilio-declara-a-lula-persona-no-grata-en-miami/
https://elpublicotv.com/organizacion-de-venezolanos-en-el-exilio-declara-a-lula-persona-no-grata-en-miami/
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Organización de venezolanos en el exilio declara a Lula persona no grata en Miami
La organización Venezolanos Perseguidos Políticos en el Exilio (Veppex) declaró al presidente de Brasil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva...
🇺🇸🇧🇷 US criticizes Lula's words about Venezuela: things must be called what they are
"We can have a debate on sanctions policies, on how to promote dialogue, but we have to identify things as they are," said Juan González, the White House's top adviser for Latin America, when asked by the press about the comments. of Lula.
"We can have a debate on sanctions policies, on how to promote dialogue, but we have to identify things as they are," said Juan González, the White House's top adviser for Latin America, when asked by the press about the comments. of Lula.
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A woman physically assaulted Henrique Capriles during his tour of Valencia, Carabobo state.
The presidential candidate accused the PSUV of using women to sabotage activities.
The presidential candidate accused the PSUV of using women to sabotage activities.
🇻🇪🇹🇷Maduro arrived in Turkey to attend Erdogan's inauguration after his re-election
Nicolás Maduro arrived in Turkey this Friday to participate in the inauguration ceremony of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, after his re-election.
Last Tuesday, Maduro said that Erdogan's re-election consolidates relations between the Eurasian and South American countries, which were established in 1950.
Nicolás Maduro arrived in Turkey this Friday to participate in the inauguration ceremony of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, after his re-election.
Last Tuesday, Maduro said that Erdogan's re-election consolidates relations between the Eurasian and South American countries, which were established in 1950.
🇻🇪Number of people who died of suffocation in a gold mine in El Callao increased to 12
"Today we have 12 deaths, who entered a mine that was closed a long time ago," said the secretary of Citizen Security of the state of Bolívar, General Edgar Colina Reyes, in a telephone conversation.
The accident occurred on Wednesday: "The mine was flooded by the rains." What caused "these artisanal miners (...) to lose oxygen and die from respiratory failure," he explained.
"Today we have 12 deaths, who entered a mine that was closed a long time ago," said the secretary of Citizen Security of the state of Bolívar, General Edgar Colina Reyes, in a telephone conversation.
The accident occurred on Wednesday: "The mine was flooded by the rains." What caused "these artisanal miners (...) to lose oxygen and die from respiratory failure," he explained.
Forced migration leaves more than a million children without protection in Venezuela
The forced migration of Venezuelans aggravated the situation of children and adolescents, who are part of the 30% of the migrant population in vulnerable conditions in host countries, said the lawyer specializing in children's rights, Leonardo Rodríguez.
During a forum organized by the Social Humanitarian Observatory (OSH), Rodríguez pointed out that some children left Venezuela with their relatives; others crossed the borders unaccompanied. In addition, he assured that more than a million children were left in Venezuela without the care of their mother, father or a responsible adult.
The forced migration of Venezuelans aggravated the situation of children and adolescents, who are part of the 30% of the migrant population in vulnerable conditions in host countries, said the lawyer specializing in children's rights, Leonardo Rodríguez.
During a forum organized by the Social Humanitarian Observatory (OSH), Rodríguez pointed out that some children left Venezuela with their relatives; others crossed the borders unaccompanied. In addition, he assured that more than a million children were left in Venezuela without the care of their mother, father or a responsible adult.
🇻🇪 Conindustria: The Venezuelan economy worsened in the first quarter of the year
According to a survey carried out by the Venezuelan Confederation of Industrialists (Conindustria), 78% of private industrialists say that the country's economy worsened in the first quarter of 2023. The survey was answered by a sample of 150 companies.
74% considered that the country's economy worsened and, in relation to the development of their own company, 55% said the same, compared to the same period but last year.
However, 56% of businessmen had optimistic responses and expect the economy in Venezuela to improve "within 12 months."
According to a survey carried out by the Venezuelan Confederation of Industrialists (Conindustria), 78% of private industrialists say that the country's economy worsened in the first quarter of 2023. The survey was answered by a sample of 150 companies.
74% considered that the country's economy worsened and, in relation to the development of their own company, 55% said the same, compared to the same period but last year.
However, 56% of businessmen had optimistic responses and expect the economy in Venezuela to improve "within 12 months."