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Presidential candidate María Corina Machado reiterates to the parents of young people murdered during the protests that if she becomes president there will be justice:
"We are willing to give everything to get to the end and the end is that in Venezuela there is justice and we can have a safe nation, where there is order, where the corrupt and thugs go to jail, where the rattling ends," he said during a rally in which the parents of Kluiverth Roa and Luis Álvarez were present.
"We are willing to give everything to get to the end and the end is that in Venezuela there is justice and we can have a safe nation, where there is order, where the corrupt and thugs go to jail, where the rattling ends," he said during a rally in which the parents of Kluiverth Roa and Luis Álvarez were present.
🇸🇻 At least nine dead and dozens injured were the result of a stampede at the Cuscatlán stadium in El Salvador
✈️ Maduro's government announced direct flights to Syria with the airline Conviasa
The Venezuelan state airline Conviasa (Venezuelan Consortium of Aeronautical Industries and Air Services) will inaugurate direct flights to Damascus, the capital of Syria, on May 30, the airline reported this Saturday.
"There are a few days left to start our operations between Caracas and Damascus, Syria," the airline said on its Twitter account, while inviting all those interested to obtain tickets on its website.
The Venezuelan state airline Conviasa (Venezuelan Consortium of Aeronautical Industries and Air Services) will inaugurate direct flights to Damascus, the capital of Syria, on May 30, the airline reported this Saturday.
"There are a few days left to start our operations between Caracas and Damascus, Syria," the airline said on its Twitter account, while inviting all those interested to obtain tickets on its website.
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🇦🇷 A bomb threat this morning on a plane bound for Miami from the Ezeiza airport in Buenos Aires, forced the flight to disembark amid criticism from passengers.
More than 20 flights delayed at the Maiquetía airport due to a blackout that left the terminal in the dark for more than seven hours
Twenty domestic flights suffered delays in their departures this Sunday, May 21, after the Simón Bolívar Airport in Maiquetía was left without electricity for more than seven hours.
There are delays in the journeys to Maracaibo, Margarita, Puerto Ordaz in other destinations.
The blackouts this Saturday in various states of the country, one occurred at 6:40 pm and the other around 10:00 pm, forced the airport authorities to use the alternate power plant, which covered the tower's operations. of control.
After 6:00 am, electrical service was restored at the country's main aerodrome, but the checks of the airlines were carried out manually starting in the early hours of the morning.
Twenty domestic flights suffered delays in their departures this Sunday, May 21, after the Simón Bolívar Airport in Maiquetía was left without electricity for more than seven hours.
There are delays in the journeys to Maracaibo, Margarita, Puerto Ordaz in other destinations.
The blackouts this Saturday in various states of the country, one occurred at 6:40 pm and the other around 10:00 pm, forced the airport authorities to use the alternate power plant, which covered the tower's operations. of control.
After 6:00 am, electrical service was restored at the country's main aerodrome, but the checks of the airlines were carried out manually starting in the early hours of the morning.
🇻🇪🇦🇷 Venezuela stopped being the first country with the highest inflation in Latin America: Argentina surpassed it
https://elpublicotv.com/venezuela-dejo-de-ser-el-primer-pais-con-la-inflacion-mas-alta-de-latinoamerica-argentina-la-supero/
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Venezuela dejó de ser el primer país con la inflación más alta de Latinoamérica: Argentina la superó
Argentina registró 7,7% de inflación en marzo de 2023 y fue el país con mayor aumento de precios mensual en Sudamérica, por unos..
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💵 ✂️ 🇻🇪 Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro announced on Tuesday that his country will move forward and ditch the US dollar in economic transactions. The South American nation is the newest one to publicly share plans to abandon the US currency after Argentina agreed to begin paying for imports in the Chinese Yuan.
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Venezuela Ditches US Dollar, President Maduro Says
Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro announced on Tuesday that his country will move forward and ditch the US dollar in economic transactions
🇻🇪🇺🇸diplomat Francisco Palmieri assumed the Headquarters of the mission of the US Embassy for Venezuela
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El diplomático Francisco Palmieri asumió la Jefatura de la misión de la Embajada de EEUU para Venezuela
El diplomatico Francisco L. Palmieri, miembro de carrera del Servicio Diplomático Superior, es el nuevo Jefe de Misión de la Oficina Externa de los EE.UU. para Venezuela, ubicada en la Embajada de los EE.UU. en Colombia, desde el 19 de mayo de 2023. Así mismo…
Maduro admitted that Venezuela faces "serious problems" in the supply of gas
Venezuela faces "serious problems" in the supply of gas, admitted on Friday Nicolás Maduro, who ordered the oil minister and president of the state oil company PDVSA, Rafael Tellechea, to solve, in the next three months, the failures in this service, which They mainly affect seven of the country's 23 states.
✳️ "I give you three months to address this critical situation in these states and give a positive response to the people of Venezuela. They have three months, 90 days,” Maduro said
Venezuela faces "serious problems" in the supply of gas, admitted on Friday Nicolás Maduro, who ordered the oil minister and president of the state oil company PDVSA, Rafael Tellechea, to solve, in the next three months, the failures in this service, which They mainly affect seven of the country's 23 states.
✳️ "I give you three months to address this critical situation in these states and give a positive response to the people of Venezuela. They have three months, 90 days,” Maduro said
🇵🇪🇲🇽 Foreign Relations Commission of the Peruvian Congress declares the President of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, persona non grata.