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Donald Trump should not be allowed to hold public office again after his role in the 2021 assault on the United States Capitol, concludes a report from the legislative commission that investigated

A total of 2,041 toys were delivered this Friday to the children of Las Tejerías, Aragua state, on the eve of the Christmas festivities. Specifically, 12 million toys have been distributed throughout

Juan Vicente Gómez International Airport has been inoperative for commercial flights for 10 years. There are only private flights, which has a major limitation if you want to encourage tourism with the

The Venezuelan ambassador in Equatorial Guinea, Nelson Ortega Bonilla, held a meeting on Thursday with the Minister of Mines and Hydrocarbons of the African country; Gabriel Mbaga Obiang; to reaffirm South-South cooperation

According to information from different regional media, the queues and claims due to fuel shortages persist in different regions of the country. Coro transporters threaten a possible stoppage due to non-compliance by

The so-called “interim government” of former deputy Juan Guaidó, anointed by the United States to destabilize Venezuela, became a chronicle of an announced death. Yesterday, in the first discussion, the parties Primero

After Popular Will considered the proposal to eliminate the interim period presented by Acción Democrática, Primero Justicia, Un Nuevo Tiempo and Movimiento por Venezuela as a “parliamentary coup”, Guaidó and the orange

SuchWhich, along with El Tiempo, Correo del Caroní, El Impulso, La Nación, La Mañana, Yaracuy al Día, La Verdad and Radio Fe y Alegría; They consulted how much it costs in the

Through a video posted on the social network Twitter, the Basque refugee Asier Guridi points out that military officials have “frightened, intimidated and restricted his right to free movement” and threatened to

The minimum fare in Caracas rises from four to six bolivars as of December 22, as agreed by the carrier blocks of the capital city. This increase represents a 50% increase in