A mother of a Venezuelan man, who was detained after deportation from the USA, is demanding an apology following her son's death during an earthquake in Venezuela.

Intense rainfall in Venezuela has led to six people being reported missing, with the mayor of Guaicaipuro specifying that at least 156 homes in the municipality were affected, suffering damage or collapsed walls.

Havana Times celebrates its eighth anniversary of the 'Photo of the Day' section with an image of the Barquisimeto Museum in Lara, Venezuela.

Even after the potential fall of Maduro, the old regime continues to pull strings in Venezuela, delaying the freedom of political prisoners.

Two months after two earthquakes struck Venezuela, over 12,500 people are still living in temporary camps in La Guaira, struggling with the loss of loved ones and homes.

Venezuela is reportedly encountering difficulties in increasing its oil exports, as its ports are struggling to keep pace with the rising demand for crude.

The Venezuelan Parliament has dismissed the president of the Friendship Group with the US, an opposition deputy who had proposed dollarizing the country's economy.

Venezuela's aging oil port terminals are creating a de facto export cap on the country's resurgent crude production, with tankers facing waits of up to 30 days due to infrastructure issues, power outages, and quality problems.

Tankers are stacking up as Venezuela is selling oil faster than its ports can handle, leading to congestion.

The article argues for the necessity of transforming Venezuela's Judicial Power to rebuild institutional guarantees, ensuring that votes are freely expressed and lead to effective political consequences.

Venezuela has experienced some of its lowest immunization rates in a decade, a situation exacerbated by the government's failure to provide necessary data for vaccinating children against preventable diseases. This has exposed a significant void in the country's public health system.

Companies are signing oil contracts between Venezuela and the US, but the process is described as opaque with uncertain rules.

Gulf countries react to protracted Iran war, U.S. debt tops $40 trillion, U.S. oil companies sign first deals with Venezuela.

Juan Pablo Dos Santos, a young man without legs, is supporting child amputees affected by earthquakes in Venezuela and Colombia through his foundation, aiming to provide prosthetics and demonstrate that disability is not the end of life.

Venezuela's Oil Minister Paula Henao informed investors in Houston that the country is eager to sign production-sharing contracts and increase output from its vast crude reserves.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) maintains its stance against US pressure, while Chad and Venezuela announced their withdrawal from the institution following pressure from the Trump administration.

An analysis discusses how events in Venezuela influenced Trump's stance on Iran, linking it to broader Middle East crises and Israeli elections.

Indian refiners are reportedly forced to purchase oil at a premium as discounts on Russian and Venezuelan crude have largely disappeared following the Middle East conflict.

A Venezuelan former baseball player, currently working for the San Diego Padres, has been detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

The heirs of late Latin American mogul Oswaldo Cisneros have accused the Venezuelan government of illegally confiscating oil-drilling rights and reassigning them to a US company.

The United Nations has highlighted the critical need for continued support to those most affected in Venezuela, emphasizing that the Humanitarian Response Plan requires necessary resources.

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Among the 131 people freed is Emirlendris Benítez, who was tortured while pregnant, lost her baby and left prison in a wheelchair

Venezuela's oil revival is accelerating as major US companies push forward with Trump's new energy order, signaling a shift in the country's energy landscape.

The Bishop of Funchal, Nuno Brás da Silva, made a six-day visit to Venezuela to offer solidarity and appeal for aid for the victims of an earthquake that killed over six thousand people.

Two minors have tragically died after being caught in floodwaters in the Venezuelan capital, following heavy tropical rains.

Emirlendris Carolina Benítez, a prominent political prisoner in Venezuela, has been released after receiving a 30-year sentence.

Democratic Socialist leaders reportedly squirmed when questioned by Mexican journalist Jorge Gilberto Ramos Ávalos about the dictatorships in Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua, in what was described as a revealing exchange.

Rescue efforts following an earthquake showed distinct differences in Colombia and Venezuela, highlighting varying approaches to disaster response in the two countries.

The detention of Venezuelan soccer professional Homero Calderón by ICE has brought to light the massive backlog and systemic issues within the U.S. immigration system.

The Croatian Caritas humanitarian campaign 'For Venezuela - Let's bring life back to the ruins!' has successfully collected and distributed approximately 140,000 euros in aid following the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela in late June.

Two teenagers, Deivi (15) and Winder (17), lost half their family in an earthquake in Venezuela and then experienced another earthquake after fleeing to their father in Colombia.

UAE and Qatari firms have debuted in Venezuela through a BP-led gas deal, occurring as prolonged hostilities between the U.S. and Iran impact global energy supplies, particularly LNG shipments through the Strait of Hormuz.

A U.S. appeals court has dismissed a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's deportations of Venezuelans under the Alien Enemies Act, ruling the case moot as the plaintiffs had since been deported on other grounds.

A report highlights six powerful earthquakes that occurred in 2026, including events in Colombia, Venezuela, and Mindanao, which collectively caused thousands of deaths. The article notes that magnitude is not the sole factor in disaster scale.

BP has successfully secured an offshore gas license in Venezuela, partnering with ADNOC-backed XRG for the venture.

Companies from the UAE and Qatar are making their first foray into Venezuela's energy sector through an offshore natural gas project, which will be operated by BP Plc.

An analysis is underway to assess the economic impact of an earthquake on La Guaira, Venezuela. The true cost is being measured beyond destroyed assets, focusing on lost output and recovery time.

Dental plates from an unidentified eagle ray, recovered off Venezuela in 2014, have been identified as belonging to the genus Aetomylaeus, marking the first evidence of this group in the Caribbean and Western Atlantic.

Venezuelan migrants in the US are experiencing long-distance mourning, identifying loved ones lost in the La Guaira earthquake via video call, compounded by the pain of exile and immigration bureaucracy.

A dialogue between Venezuela's government and opposition, promoted by the United States, has commenced, notably excluding María Corina Machado, the opposition leader with the most public support and legitimacy.

An analysis from Caracas describes the ambivalence experienced by Venezuelans living under a dictatorship, with the situation overseen by the USA.

US Senator Marco Rubio, described as a 'viceroy,' is reportedly engaging with Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodriguez in Spanish to manage the country's affairs from Washington.

Venezuela and Israel have begun to restore consular ties after a 17-year break in diplomatic relations. This move is seen as a step towards rebuilding connections, potentially starting with humanitarian aid efforts.

Caracas and Tel Aviv have agreed to resume consular relations, ending seventeen years of hostility, following weeks of collaboration on earthquake relief efforts.

The US government has sold a Venezuela-linked oil tanker that was seized by its Coast Guard in January following a dramatic chase across the Atlantic. The sale clears the way for the 'dark-fleet' ship to be demolished.

Dinorah Figuera met with relatives of Venezuela's political prisoners, who are advocating for their inclusion in the agenda of ongoing transition talks.

Venezuelan bullfighter Morenito de Maracay stated in an interview that he never suffered racism in Spanish bullrings during his career.

The death toll from two powerful earthquakes, measuring 7.2 and 7.5 magnitudes, that struck Venezuela on June 24 has risen to 6,301. This updated figure was released by the president on Monday.

Dozens of alleged Venezuelan gang members, deported by the Trump administration to El Salvador, have reported harrowing abuse and torture within the country's supermax prison system.

In the European Parliament, the People's Party faction wins most votes, while the 'Venezuelan majority' of right-wing parties is rare. Analyzing statistics, the new factions of Fidesz and Mi Hazánk appear to be more unified.

Venezuelans have taken to the streets to protest daily blackouts, with Caracas experiencing power cuts for the first time in seven years despite government pledges to invest in the electricity grid.

The International Criminal Court has voiced concern following the withdrawal of Chad and Venezuela, with both nations citing bias as their reason.

Three immigrants who fled Venezuela, Cuba, and the Soviet Union describe the 'nightmare of socialism,' detailing experiences ranging from blackouts and censorship to lost freedom, as a warning.

A Nobel Peace Prize laureate was not invited to participate in negotiations concerning a transitional phase in Venezuela. The exclusion has drawn attention as discussions for the country's future proceed.

Delegations from the Venezuelan government and opposition have commenced talks aimed at resolving the country's political crisis.

Venezuela is facing significant challenges in accurately counting the number of missing persons following a series of devastating earthquakes.

Venezuela's government turned to international aid to respond to twin earthquakes, as years of shrinking budgets and political repression have weakened its ability to conduct rescue operations.

Venezuelan photographer Silvana Trevale captures moments of joy and resilience among the youth in crisis-stricken Venezuela, as featured by Le Monde. Her work portrays their carefree spirit despite challenging circumstances.

Marcos Pesseti celebrated his goal in Brazil's 3-0 victory over Venezuela and praised the Brazil U17 team ahead of the World Cup.

Survivors from communist regimes in Cuba, Venezuela, the Soviet Union, and China have shared their firsthand accounts of torture, empty shelves, and lost freedoms, highlighting the dangers of communism.

Heavy rains have led to widespread flooding across Caracas, Venezuela, prompting the activation of the Civil Protection. The severe weather has caused significant disruption in the capital city.

Venezuela is reportedly considering abandoning its national currency, the bolivar, in favor of adopting the U.S. dollar. This potential move would represent one of the most significant currency switches globally since the introduction of the euro.

A new inorganic social media campaign is reportedly promoting Venezuelan oligarch Alejandro Betancourt and Delcy Rodríguez, while simultaneously attacking their critics, including María Corina Machado.

Venezuela's oil terminals are in disrepair, creating a bottleneck for exports. Despite a rebound in crude production, tankers face up to 30-day waits to load, effectively capping the country's export capacity.

Large energy multinationals are returning to Venezuela's oil business, facilitated by U.S. guidance, breaking years of international isolation and sanctions.

Migrants from Venezuela, Cuba, and Colombia have reportedly arrived in an unnamed African nation as part of a deportation agreement established during the Trump administration.

Venezuelan singer Danny Ocean discusses the profound impact of becoming a first-time dog dad, featuring with his dog Kelo on the latest cover of Dogue México.

Venezuela, grappling with severe hyperinflation, has reportedly engaged Johns Hopkins professor Steve Hanke, known as the 'money doctor,' to advise on dollarization strategies. Hanke specializes in currency stabilization and has worked with countries facing similar economic crises.

US immigration judges have decided that deported individuals from Venezuela and Cuba could face torture or other violence in their home countries, leading to a decision to deport them to Liberia.

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, who previously fled her country, is now pushing for a swift return, a move reportedly delayed by her own allies.

This morning's news covers lessons from Austria for dealing with the AfD, Bernie Sanders leading resistance against AI data centers, and María Corina Machado discussing her flight from Venezuela.

SLB is preparing to restart 15 oil rigs in Venezuela, signaling a potential increase in oil production in the region.

Six months after events in Venezuela, an analysis explores the potential lessons and implications for Cuba's ongoing transition.

An analysis suggests that Venezuela's ongoing transformations place the country in a state between structural collapse and managed transition, indicating neither a complete downfall nor a stable establishment of a new structure.

Thirty tons of Venezuelan gold, equivalent to $4 billion held in the Bank of England, are being used as a bargaining chip between Chavismo and the opposition, with the US overseeing its use if a pact is reached.

A US official stated that American refineries are currently taking in 500,000 of Venezuela's 1.25 million barrels per day oil output, sending it to Gulf Coast refineries.

The Rodríguez regime in Venezuela is reportedly using recent earthquakes as a means to deflect criticism and slow down political transition.

Devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela in late June have claimed at least 6,438 lives, with thousands more left homeless, according to the parliament speaker Jorge Rodríguez.

Venezuela and Japan both experienced significant earthquakes this summer, with their responses to the natural disasters differing due to factors beyond just financial resources.

More than a hundred artists, including Marc Anthony, Chayanne, and Luis Fonsi, participated in the 'United for Ours' concert in Miami to raise funds for areas affected by earthquakes.

Venezuela has formally requested that Britain return 31 tons of gold, valued at approximately $4 billion, held in the Bank of England. This demand is part of an ongoing dispute over the control of Venezuelan state assets abroad.

With major oil companies still hesitant to invest in Venezuela, Alejandro Betancourt is helping to direct opportunities towards smaller US operators, thereby increasing his power in the country's oil sector.

Heavy rainfall in Venezuela has led to severe flooding, resulting in the deaths of three people. Emergency services are responding to the disaster.

ONGC has secured a US licence to fully resume its operations in Venezuela and is reportedly eyeing operatorship in the country's oil sector.

Marc Anthony, Chayanne, and other artists are scheduled to perform at a benefit concert aimed at raising funds for earthquake relief efforts in Venezuela and Colombia.

A new regulation effective August 22, 2026, will restrict visa-free travel for citizens of Colombia, Georgia, and Venezuela to Poland, aiming to curb illegal residency and employment, though experts express concerns.

Political negotiations are underway in Venezuela, with reports suggesting that the absence of opposition figure Maria Corina Machado does not necessarily mean the talks will fail.

Following the removal of Maduro, Venezuela is now seeking the return of $4 billion in gold reserves held by England.

Various regions including Colombia, Venezuela, and Mindanao have been hit by powerful earthquakes this year.

Various regions across the globe, including Colombia, Venezuela, and Japan, have been affected by strong earthquakes this year.

"The earthquake is haunting me," Deivi Delfín says.

Asylum applications in the European Union decreased by 22% in May, with Venezuela being the primary country of origin for applicants and Italy receiving the most requests. Portugal recorded only 105 applications that month.

David Díaz Rojas, an environmental engineer, changed his career path to become the owner of La Cachapera, a 'Venezuelan gastronomic embassy' that now boasts six restaurants across Spain, including two in Madrid. He aims to spread the taste of Venezuela throughout Spain.

An analysis explores the extent of US power in Venezuela, noting that American influence increased after Maduro's removal, but experts suggest Washington may need to take more responsibility for the country's future.

The government of Delcy Rodriguez held its first talks with a segment of Venezuela's opposition, marking a new chapter for the country, though the potential achievements of these discussions remain to be seen.

A report highlights six major earthquakes that occurred in 2026, including events in Colombia, Venezuela, and Mindanao, noting that the scale of disaster is not solely determined by magnitude.

Venezuela's decision to renew consular relations with Israel, after two decades of Caracas being a key strategic partner for Iran in Latin America, is being analyzed for its potential implications for Iran.

Venezuela's interim government and opposition concluded their first round of talks with agreements on judicial reform and seeking access to frozen funds at the Bank of England. The funds are intended to finance the country's recovery efforts.

Venezuela has introduced half-day work schedules in response to frequent power outages and a strained electricity grid, which have led to widespread demonstrations in recent weeks.

Venezuela has reduced working hours for public sector employees as part of an effort to conserve electricity.

The United States is reportedly making significant efforts to restore democracy in Venezuela, with Senator Marco Rubio playing a key role.

In an interview with Le Figaro, Venezuelan opposition figure Maria Corina Machado reaffirmed her refusal of any agreement made without the consent of citizens, emphasizing that only the people can ensure a transition.

Venezuela and Israel have reportedly reestablished diplomatic relations.

A primera vista, los desastres parecen similares, pero las consecuencias podrían ser muy distintas

Venezuela faces the complex challenge of renegotiating its external debt, with the famous $240 billion figure requiring a proper accounting to determine the actual amount owed and how it could be repaid.

US Treasury officials met with Venezuela's interim president Delcy Rodríguez to discuss energy market stability, amidst power outages in Venezuela impacting Washington's plans.

An analysis discusses the strategic importance of the Hormuz Strait and the limitations of US power, asserting that Iran should not be compared to Venezuela in this context.

Opposition figure Belind Këlliçi has accused Prime Minister Edi Rama's brother, Olsi Rama, of involvement in suspicious financial operations with a phantom company and a Venezuelan frontman. Këlliçi claims these activities are linked to Gert Haka, a close friend of Olsi Rama.

The Portuguese and Luso-Venezuelan community in Venezuela is facing significant economic hardship and requires financial aid, as well as mental health support, according to AMI.

Venezuelan artist Arca releases her new album 'XXXXX,' described as a radical sound experiment that pushes the boundaries of genre, physicality, and imagination.

The International Criminal Court's oversight body has urged Chad and Venezuela to reverse their decisions to withdraw, warning that such exits threaten global justice amidst an intensified US campaign against the tribunal.

The US is using the arrest of a Venezuelan woman, Yasmin, by ICE as an example to convey that individuals are considered illegal if they are not authorized to be in the country.

The White House is reportedly preparing an order concerning childhood vaccines and autism, while also engaging in a discussion about the two faces of US policy toward Venezuela, highlighting a pragmatic bipartisan approach.

Representatives from Venezuela's interim government and the opposition have expressed optimism after the first day of talks aimed at a democratic transition of power. The discussions focus on restoring democratic institutions, appointing a credible electoral council, and preparing for free presidential elections.

The initial day of political transition talks for Venezuela has wrapped up in Caracas.

A 36-year-old Venezuelan man was detained by Portuguese police (PSP) under an arrest warrant from Argentina, where he is accused of robbery and illegal possession of a weapon, potentially facing up to 15 years in prison.

Maurel & Prom reported increased profits, attributed to rising oil prices, with expectations for normalizing oil exports from Venezuela.

Following a series of large earthquakes in Colombia, Venezuela, Japan, Indonesia, Spain, and Mexico, experts suggest that the recent seismic activity is within normal parameters.

The Secretary-General of the JPP party reported that no aid from Madeira has reached victims in Venezuela, despite a promise made almost two months ago by the Regional Government president.

Legendary Venezuelan photographer and contracultural shaman, Nelson Garrido, who passed away on August 20, is remembered for his work questioning myths through the grotesque.

Approximately 800 migrants, primarily from Cuba, Haiti, Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador, Colombia, and Venezuela, have begun a march from the Guatemalan border towards Mexico City.

The UN has provided assistance to 286,000 people affected by a double earthquake in Venezuela, which caused severe infrastructure damage, injuries, and fatalities. The organization aims to support up to 500,000 people over the first three months.

Venezuela is grappling with an electricity crisis, plunging citizens into darkness months after the U.S. took over its oil industry and devastating earthquakes struck the country.

The first book from Venezuela to be translated into Icelandic has been published. The work is by early 20th-century poet Teresa de la Parra.

Venezuela is experiencing a severe power crisis, leading to energy rationing that is crippling businesses and leaving families in despair due to daily outages.

Venezuela's oil minister extended an invitation to US companies, encouraging them to explore the vast and untapped oil opportunities within the country. This outreach signals a potential shift in Venezuela's approach to international oil partnerships.

BP has reportedly resumed operations in Venezuela, prompting questions about the strategic implications of this move for the energy giant.

Péter Magyar is actively challenging Viktor Orbán's 'illiberal state' in Hungary, leading to significant political shifts. This comes as supporters of Orbán express lingering resentment 100 days after his electoral defeat, likening Hungary to 'the new Venezuela'.

Venezuela has reportedly abandoned Nicolás Maduro, leaving him to face his fate in a US jail. This development suggests a significant shift in the country's political landscape regarding its former leader.

Venezuela's Minister of Hydrocarbons announced an agreement with US oil company Hunt Oil, which will work to recover production in the Caro and Carisito fields.

BP has reportedly joined the Venezuelan oil trade, positioning itself to challenge established players like Trafigura and Vitol in the market. This move marks a significant entry for BP into the Venezuelan crude oil sector.

The "Unidos por los Nuestros" benefit show successfully raised $1.37 million for earthquake relief efforts in Venezuela and Colombia. Additionally, Shakira, Global Citizen, Live Nation, and CAF committed $1.25 million to rebuild schools in Colombia following the earthquake.

Dvojité otrasy s magnitúdou 7,2 a 7,5 zasiahli pri Caracase tisíce domov. Počet mŕtvych už dosiahol 6 438 a mnohí preživší stále žijú v stanoch.

Emmanuel Rincón recalls waiting 20 hours for gas in Venezuela and finding no food in stores, warning Americans about the realities of socialist policies.

ONGC has secured approval from the US Treasury, enabling it to expand its oil operations in Venezuela. This new license reduces sanctions-related barriers, facilitating increased investments and production.

An Indian oil giant has obtained a license from the United States, allowing it to resume its operations and return to Venezuela's oil sector.

Torrential rains have caused significant flooding in Caracas, Venezuela, resulting in three deaths, including two teenagers. The floods swept away vehicles and affected at least 30 homes.

ONGC has secured a US licence to fully resume its operations in Venezuela and is reportedly eyeing operatorship in the country's oil sector, as confirmed by ET EnergyWorld.

The horror of Venezuela's 'cemetery of living women' is once again brought to light with the reopening of Chavista dungeons. Senator Marco Rubio emphasized that the release of over 130 political prisoners is a crucial step for the nation's reconciliation process.

The Venezuelan government announced the release of 131 political prisoners, a decision that the United States described as a significant step towards national reconciliation.

Marc Anthony, Feid, Karol G, and other Latin music artists are participating in benefit concerts scheduled for August 15-16 to support earthquake relief efforts in Colombia and Venezuela.

The Venezuelan government has announced that 131 prisoners have been granted alternative detention measures.

BP plans to develop an offshore gasfield in Venezuela with firms linked to the Trump administration, marking one of the first major foreign investments since the US ousted Nicolás Maduro.

A gender lens is crucial for addressing Venezuela's compounding crises, as earthquakes have affected over 30,000 pregnant women and led to documented cases of sexual violence requiring urgent attention.

The Venezuelan opposition has stated its objective is the 'liberation of political prisoners in the coming days,' noting that 382 individuals were detained for political reasons as of August 3.

Venezuela and its opposition are demanding the return of the country's gold reserves held in the Bank of England vaults. This comes as major oil companies, including BP, are returning to Venezuela.

Venezuela is establishing a new energy alliance by inviting British BP and capital from Abu Dhabi and Qatar to develop significant untapped natural gas fields off its coast.

Portugal has earmarked 250,000 euros for Portuguese social associations located in the consular area of Caracas, Venezuela, with decisions on applications expected within 20 working days.

The article discusses the potential for the United States to restore democracy in Venezuela, attributing some of the efforts to Senator Marco Rubio. It also cautions about the unpredictability of the current administration.

Senator Tom Cotton asserts that history demonstrates socialism consistently leads to shortages, inflation, and higher costs, rather than eliminating scarcity, citing examples from Venezuela, Cuba, and the Soviet Union.

Venezuela's interim government and opposition have reached an agreement on the need for deep judicial reform and the unfreezing of frozen financial assets held abroad.

Specialists and NGOs are calling for a shift from mere assistance to strategic recovery efforts for Venezuelans, a month and a half after a double seismic event, emphasizing coordination by experienced organizations.

Poland will soon implement a regulation restricting visa-free travel for citizens of Colombia, Georgia, and Venezuela. The measure aims to curb the increasing scale of illegal stays and employment by citizens from these countries.

As Colombia reels from one of the strongest earthquakes in its recorded history that killed at least 250, just weeks after more than 6,000 deaths in twin quakes in neighbouring Venezuela, many turned…

Delcy Rodríguez is actively working to rewrite Venezuela's foreign policy, engaging with former adversaries and fostering international goodwill to maintain authoritarian rule domestically.

The Venezuelan project 'Free Cover' has achieved success by bringing together various artists, with their creators noting that "people want to be happy."

Cyprus has spent the past year revising its seismic zone map, drawing lessons from recent destructive earthquakes in Colombia and Venezuela, according to a senior geological officer.

Les secousses ont été ressenties jusqu’à la frontière avec le Venezuela, selon des témoins de Reuters.

The Venezuelan government and opposition have initiated new talks, overseen by Washington, with the goal of establishing a path towards future elections in the country.

The Trump administration is intensifying efforts to compel Harry Sargeant III to cease oil operations in Venezuela, with the Treasury Department freezing assets of his offshore company.

Journalist and media organizations in Venezuela have protested the limited access granted to media outlets for discussions on democratic reforms in the country. Only photographers are allowed to attend, and little information is being released.

Former Venezuelan judge María Lourdes Afiuni has been granted full freedom after years of detention under house arrest for political reasons. Her release marks a significant development in a long-standing case.

Nelvy Fernandez from Venezuela captured the photo of the day, featuring a horse in Campo Elias, Trujillo, Venezuela.

The Venezuelan government (Chavismo) and opposition have held their initial meeting under the supervision of the United States, with parties agreeing to continuous working sessions until August 12 to decide on further talks.

Politicians have initiated discussions aimed at addressing and shaping Venezuela's political future.

After several years in exile, opposition politician Dinorah Figuera has returned to Venezuela for talks.

Chavismo and the opposition have formally initiated a dialogue table to address Venezuela's transition, though details of this first in-person meeting have not been disclosed by the delegations.

Exiled Venezuelan opposition figure Dinorah Figuera has returned to Venezuela to engage in dialogue with the government. Her return signals a potential step towards political negotiations.