👨🏻 Maduro accused Biden of giving "a stab" to the Bogotá summit with a license on CITGO
Nicolás Maduro accused the Administration of President Joe Biden of having "stabbed" the Bogotá summit, with the license issued by the Treasury Department that authorizes any debt held by PDVSA to be negotiated with the National Assembly elected in 2015.
"What the Joe Biden government is doing is one of the robberies, it is one of the largest lootings that has taken place against any nation in the world and we reject it, we repudiate it, this type of brazen act of robbery," Maduro said. .
Nicolás Maduro accused the Administration of President Joe Biden of having "stabbed" the Bogotá summit, with the license issued by the Treasury Department that authorizes any debt held by PDVSA to be negotiated with the National Assembly elected in 2015.
"What the Joe Biden government is doing is one of the robberies, it is one of the largest lootings that has taken place against any nation in the world and we reject it, we repudiate it, this type of brazen act of robbery," Maduro said. .
From Reuters Latam
PDVSA pays twice the market price for ship rentals due to the deterioration of the internal fleet
A report focused on the maritime branch of PDVSA, PDV Marina, seen by the Reuters agency, reveals that the deterioration of the fleet of ships has put more than half of those that the company owns in such extreme conditions that they should be put out of service. immediately. For this reason, the oil company was forced to rent tankers for which it has paid double the market price.
"More than half of the 22 oil tankers in Venezuela's fleet are so dilapidated that they should be immediately repaired or put out of service, according to an internal report by state oil company PDVSA that was shared exclusively with Reuters," the agency reported this week
PDVSA pays twice the market price for ship rentals due to the deterioration of the internal fleet
A report focused on the maritime branch of PDVSA, PDV Marina, seen by the Reuters agency, reveals that the deterioration of the fleet of ships has put more than half of those that the company owns in such extreme conditions that they should be put out of service. immediately. For this reason, the oil company was forced to rent tankers for which it has paid double the market price.
"More than half of the 22 oil tankers in Venezuela's fleet are so dilapidated that they should be immediately repaired or put out of service, according to an internal report by state oil company PDVSA that was shared exclusively with Reuters," the agency reported this week
🇻🇪Venezuela Network Report | Intel, Urgent News and Archives | TOTAL CHAVISTA DEATH Edition
#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…
teamHDP (yet again) hack the Ministerio Público official website.
From Jhorman Cruz
🗳🇦🇷 More than 80 thousand Venezuelans will be able to exercise their right to vote in Argentina
https://elpublicotv.com/mas-de-80-mil-venezolanos-podra-votar/
🗳🇦🇷 More than 80 thousand Venezuelans will be able to exercise their right to vote in Argentina
https://elpublicotv.com/mas-de-80-mil-venezolanos-podra-votar/
El Publico TV
Más de 80 mil venezolanos podrán ejercer su derecho al voto en Argentina
2023 es un año electoral en Argentina. El próximo 13 de agosto se realizarán las Primarias Abiertas, Simultáneas y Obligatorias (PASO), donde
🇵🇾Former Paraguayan presidential candidate is arrested after denouncing electoral fraud
Paraguayo Cubas came third in the last general elections, but since then he has called on his supporters to protest in the streets.
Paraguayo Cubas came third in the last general elections, but since then he has called on his supporters to protest in the streets.
🇻🇪Venezuela Network Report | Intel, Urgent News and Archives | TOTAL CHAVISTA DEATH Edition
👨🏻 Maduro accused Biden of giving "a stab" to the Bogotá summit with a license on CITGO Nicolás Maduro accused the Administration of President Joe Biden of having "stabbed" the Bogotá summit, with the license issued by the Treasury Department that authorizes…
Maduro: "Guaidó fled Venezuela to coordinate the theft of Citgo from abroad"
“A letter from the United States Government was made public handing over all the assets of the Citgo company, all the money from Venezuela abroad to an opposition group so that they can sell it, negotiate or do whatever they want. ", said.
Maduro added that "Citgo came to have more than six refineries and more than 10,000 gas stations, storage areas and ports."
"The sole owner of Citgo is the people of Venezuela, through Petróleos de Venezuela S.A
“A letter from the United States Government was made public handing over all the assets of the Citgo company, all the money from Venezuela abroad to an opposition group so that they can sell it, negotiate or do whatever they want. ", said.
Maduro added that "Citgo came to have more than six refineries and more than 10,000 gas stations, storage areas and ports."
"The sole owner of Citgo is the people of Venezuela, through Petróleos de Venezuela S.A
🇻🇪🇵🇪🇨🇱 Peru located 20 police posts on the border with Chile to prevent the entry of undocumented migrants:
The Peruvian authorities installed 20 police checkpoints in the southern city of Tacna to reinforce the border with Chile and thus "prevent the entry of migrants without proper documents," the Ministry of the Interior reported on Friday.
For several weeks now, hundreds of migrants who decided to leave Chile, most of them of Venezuelan and Haitian nationality, have been stranded on the border between Chile and Peru in critical conditions and without documentation to enter other countries in the region.
✈️ Some will be repatriated:
Chilean Foreign Minister Alberto van Klaveren confirmed this Thursday that a plane from Venezuela will arrive in Arica, in northern Chile, early next Sunday to pick up a "quite large group of Venezuelan migrants" who are stranded in the border between Chile and Peru
The Peruvian authorities installed 20 police checkpoints in the southern city of Tacna to reinforce the border with Chile and thus "prevent the entry of migrants without proper documents," the Ministry of the Interior reported on Friday.
For several weeks now, hundreds of migrants who decided to leave Chile, most of them of Venezuelan and Haitian nationality, have been stranded on the border between Chile and Peru in critical conditions and without documentation to enter other countries in the region.
✈️ Some will be repatriated:
Chilean Foreign Minister Alberto van Klaveren confirmed this Thursday that a plane from Venezuela will arrive in Arica, in northern Chile, early next Sunday to pick up a "quite large group of Venezuelan migrants" who are stranded in the border between Chile and Peru
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🇨🇺💥 — CUBA IN PROTESTS: Dozens of people take to the streets in Caimanera, Guantanamo, to demand their right to peaceful protest & stand up for human rights
The protests come as the country suffers from shortages of fuel, energy, and food rationing.
Cuban journalists in Miami with family members still imprisoned in Cuba report that they have lost contact with their relatives, and consider that the local government cut the internet network to prohibit the sharing of videos of the demonstrations
The protests come as the country suffers from shortages of fuel, energy, and food rationing.
Cuban journalists in Miami with family members still imprisoned in Cuba report that they have lost contact with their relatives, and consider that the local government cut the internet network to prohibit the sharing of videos of the demonstrations
Plane with more than 100 migrants stranded on the Chilean border left for Venezuela:
A plane with a total of 115 Venezuelan migrants stranded for weeks on the Chilean border with Peru left this Sunday for Venezuela.
The Chilean Foreign Ministry explained in a statement that the people "boarded the flight in complete normality, previously complying with the requirements established by the Consulate of Venezuela in Chile, in coordination with the relevant national authorities, and in accordance with Chilean legislation and regulations, from the perspective of human rights".
The flight was made with a private airline and not with the Venezuelan public Conviasa, sanctioned by the United States, and left for Caracas from the border city of Arica, 2,000 kilometers from Santiago.
"Diplomatic efforts will continue with the aim of concluding future repatriation flights from different points in Chile," the Chilean ministry said
A plane with a total of 115 Venezuelan migrants stranded for weeks on the Chilean border with Peru left this Sunday for Venezuela.
The Chilean Foreign Ministry explained in a statement that the people "boarded the flight in complete normality, previously complying with the requirements established by the Consulate of Venezuela in Chile, in coordination with the relevant national authorities, and in accordance with Chilean legislation and regulations, from the perspective of human rights".
The flight was made with a private airline and not with the Venezuelan public Conviasa, sanctioned by the United States, and left for Caracas from the border city of Arica, 2,000 kilometers from Santiago.
"Diplomatic efforts will continue with the aim of concluding future repatriation flights from different points in Chile," the Chilean ministry said
🇺🇸7 dead and 10 injured after massive attack in front of a migrant center in Texas: "Most of the victims are from Venezuela, Colombia and Haiti"