🇵🇪 President of Peru, Dina Boluarte, declares a state of emergency in all border areas, with Ecuador, Colombia, Brazil and Chile, to increase the "control of foreign citizens" in the country.

🇦🇷🇨🇳Argentina anunció hoy que ha acordado con China pagarle las importaciones con yuanes y no con dólares estadounidenses.

Según el ministro de Economía argentino, "esto mejora la perspectiva de las reservas netas de Argentina".

🇬🇧Argentina announced today that it has agreed with China to pay for imports with yuan and not with US dollars.

According to the Argentine economy minister, "this improves the outlook for Argentina's net reserves."

▫️@ENTRE_GUERRAS▫️

PDVSA broadcasts a video in which people smell the gasoline to "verify" the quality of the fuel

From Diario La Verdad

Fear of vehicle fires pushes drivers to buy Colombian gasoline

Illegal fuel dealers sell Colombian gasoline for two dollars a liter. The price increased 75% in the last three days due to the demand of drivers who are looking for that fuel to avoid failures with their vehicles, even for fear of catching fire.

“I prefer to buy Colombian gasoline, even if it is more expensive, the worse thing is that my cart burns out,” said Fabiana García, who decided not to buy Venezuelan fuel

Dozens of men and women exhibited this Wednesday the 26th gasoline in five-liter pimpinas (fuel tanks), which sell for 10 dollars

United States will open migration centers in Colombia and Guatemala

Juan Guaidó from exile in Miami: "Even in a scenario like Nicaragua, we have to go to the 2024 election"

👨🏻 Government of Maduro asks the ICC to respond to the report of victims of crimes against humanity

The administration of Nicolás Maduro asked the Preliminary Questions Chamber I of the International Criminal Court (ICC), in charge of handling the Venezuela I case on crimes against humanity, to be allowed to respond to the report on the opinions of 8,900 victims who request the resumption and extension of the investigation.

In a letter dated April 25, signed by Foreign Minister Yván Gil, the Venezuelan government maintains that this authorization to respond is justified because the report presented by the Victim Participation and Reparations Chamber (VPRS, for its acronym in Spanish) in English) "raises new problems" that were not foreseen before knowing said letter.

Guaidó seeks "protection" in the US for Venezuelans who resist "dictatorship"

From versión final

A new car caught fire in Maracaibo: there are already 23 cars burned so far

The low-quality fuel crisis has extended the list of vehicles burned in Zulia. A 2006 Focus brand car caught fire completely on 72nd street with San Martín, in the morning hours of this Friday.

The owner, Isabella Baticcini, recounted that she was on her way to her daily errands with the car in excellent condition: full gas tank, fuel cell renewed a month ago and no apparent failure. It was when in the middle of 72nd street the driver who was coming behind her caught her attention.

Once Baticcini realized what was happening, she got out of the car, which in a matter of seconds was consumed in flames. The owner managed to get away from her without getting hurt.

With this new incident, Maracaibo adds 23 vehicles that have caught fire

Armed group retains 50 workers in a mining company in Colombia.

Nicolás Maduro promulgated Friday 28th Venezuela the Ley orgánica de extensión de dominio, which according to his own words, will allow "in an accelerated manner to punish and take away the domain of ill-gotten properties from corrupt mafias."

👨🏻 Maduro ordered SEBIN to act against those who betray him: “be aware of the consequences"

In the midst of the Chavista purge, Nicolás Maduro ordered this Friday 28th SEBIN to act "in depth" against those who betray him and "play for another team."

“Anyone who wants a double game, a double standard, a double standard, abide by the consequences. I say it with the greatest indignation, because the indignation has not passed me, "he said in a broadcast on VTV.

At least 32,000 Venezuelans legally entered the US through humanitarian parole

https://bitlysdowssl-aws.com/mundo/32-000-venezolanos-entraron-legalmente-ee-uu-parole-humanitario/

👨🏻 Maduro's Chancellor requested respect for the human rights of migrants on the border between Peru and Chile

"Regarding the situation of Venezuelan migrants blocked on the border between Chile and Peru, we have been in contact with both foreign ministries and requested full guarantees and respect for the human rights of our compatriots." This is how Yván Gil wrote it on his Twitter account

Likewise, he requested guarantees so that the planes of the state airline Conviasa can land and take off in the area, "as well as supply fuel in a possible operation of our Plan Vuelta a la Patria, which allows us to return healthy and safe to our compatriots."

Yet again Warzone in Petare

José Guerra: A salary increase between US$100 and US$150 could be financed, according to José Guerra

https://bit.ly/3HsJ7ts

🇵🇪 🇻🇪Bishops of Peru call for a "humanitarian" response to the crisis of Venezuelan migrants

The Bishops of Peru urged the authorities of Peru and Chile this Sunday to solve the migration crisis on their shared border and to urgently offer humanitarian aid to migrants who remain on the border between the two countries.

"We ask the authorities of Peru and Chile to make the necessary efforts, with effective actions that lead to resolving this difficult migration crisis," said the Bishops of the Presidency of the Peruvian Episcopal Conference in a statement.

🇵🇾🇻🇪 Paraguayan president-elect promises to reopen Embassy in Venezuela

🗨 "Our voice will always be a voice of support for the Venezuelan people. I have already said it publicly, my intention is to restore relations with Venezuela", declared the winner of the presidential elections in Paraguay, Santiago Peña, on Sunday in April.

Diplomatic relations between Asunción and Caracas were broken in 2019 by the current Paraguayan president, Mario Abdo Benítez, who did not accept the re-election of Nicolás Maduro for another presidential term.

Santiago Peña, an economist and former finance minister of the country, won the April 30 elections with 42.73% of the vote. His promises are to lower the prices of the consumer basket and gasoline, create free kindergartens, affordable housing programs and 500,000 jobs.