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The Christmas event led this Wednesday, December 24 by Nicolas Maduro in a popular neighborhood of Caracas unleashed a wave of criticism on social networks, where numerous users questioned the contrast between

The Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson, María Zajárova, called on the President of the United States, Donald Trump, to resolve the matter “within the framework of international legal norms,” ​​thanks to his “pragmatism

The National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (Inameh) forecasts for this Thursday, December 25, slightly cloudy skies alternating with fragmented cloudiness in much of the country. Likewise, there are cloud covers that

Courtesy: @clippve The NGO Justice, Encounter and Forgiveness (JEP) called this Thursday for the release of all political prisoners in Venezuela, which number 1,085, after the release of dozens of people who

Sonia Lugo de Márquez, wife of political leader Enrique Márquez, appealed to the symbolism of Christmas to highlight the human impact of the arrests. «There cannot be a full Christmas while a

Many Venezuelan families usually travel during the Christmas season, whether within the national territory or outside the country, the comprehensive protection and rights of the children of the house are guaranteed by

Relatives of political prisoners confirm releases in Aragua, Zulia, La Guaira and Caracas Since the early hours of this Thursday, December 25, relatives and human rights organizations confirmed the release of a

According to the Trinidad and Tobago Defense statement, the operators of these drones seek to take images of military installations and equipment to publish them in global media, which is “detrimental” to

For December 24 and 25 in Venezuela, traditions revolve around family, faith and good food, which highlights the Christmas Eve dinner with hallacas, ham and pork bread, attendance at the Midnight Mass,

Provea: “Migration leaves 7.9 million Venezuelans separated from their homes at Christmas” In the midst of the December festivities, the non-governmental organization Provea raised its voice this Thursday, December 25, to make