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Venezuelan authorities have commenced controlled demolitions of buildings deemed unsafe following a devastating double earthquake on June 24, which claimed over 5,500 lives and left thousands missing.
Venezuelan authorities have confirmed 4,829 fatalities from earthquakes on June 24, with more bodies still being recovered from rubble in La Guaira, indicating the death toll could rise further.
215 bodies have been recovered this Saturday. Read
Two powerful earthquakes, measuring 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude, struck Venezuela within seconds, causing widespread panic and significant damage. Initial reports indicate at least 32 fatalities and around 700 injuries, with fears of a higher death toll as buildings, including parts of the airport, have collapsed. The Venezuelan authorities are concerned about an extensive disaster, and approximately 25 Danes are believed to be in the country.
Venezuelan authorities are set to exhume the body of Victor Hugo Quero Navas, a political prisoner who died in detention nine months ago after being arrested in January 2025.
Venezuelan authorities have approved a fast-track protocol to implement an amnesty law passed by the National Assembly, as families of political detainees await further releases.
An allegation circulating on social media that Cristiano Ronaldo sent aid planes to Venezuela has been debunked, with its origin traced to a parody account on X and no confirmation from Venezuelan authorities.
Following an earthquake, Venezuelan authorities are seeking new accommodations for those affected, while the disaster has also brought to light public anger and criticism towards the government's handling of the situation.
Venezuelan authorities and the United States are reportedly preventing Nobel laureate María Corina Machado from returning to her home country. Both nations fear her return could lead to political instability and an eventual overthrow in Caracas.
Italy marked the 80th anniversary of its Republic with a large military parade in Rome and celebrations held by Italian embassies worldwide, including in Belgrade, Mexico, Buenos Aires, The Hague, and Caracas. Ambassador Giacalone emphasized Italy's commitment to peace and cooperation.
After a seven-year interruption, daily flights between Miami and Caracas have resumed, symbolizing the gradual normalization of relations between Washington and the new Venezuelan authorities.
Venezuelan authorities have confirmed one death due to hantavirus, with two other suspected deaths currently under investigation. The outbreak has raised health concerns in the country.
Venezuelan authorities are searching for new accommodations for over 19,500 people living in temporary camps after devastating earthquakes, which have officially claimed nearly 4,500 lives.
Venezuelan authorities have declared a state of emergency following two powerful earthquakes, the strongest since 1900, which caused damage to buildings and led to a temporary suspension of natural gas supply. Rescue services continue to search for survivors, with numerous countries sending aid.
Venezuelan authorities have ordered an investigation into the death of political prisoner Víctor Quero, who died while in state custody. The interim president has called for a thorough inquiry into the circumstances surrounding his death.
Nicolás Maduro's lawyer has accused US authorities of blocking payments for his defense from Venezuelan authorities, according to a document released in New York.