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The decree was published in the Extraordinary Official Gazette with the appointment of Héctor Andrés Obregón Pérez as Executive Vice President of PDVSA and Luis Enrique Molina Duque as Vice President of

The National Institute of Hygiene indicated that if a patient identifies that they are using herceptin from counterfeit batches, they should immediately discontinue its use, due to the risks it may pose

The first vice president of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Diosdado Cabello, rejected the pronouncement of “support” for the fight against corruption undertaken by the Venezuelan State made by the

Diosdado Cabello accused the United States government of being “noisiness” and of “protecting” escapees from Venezuelan justice, when responding to the statements of John Kirby, one of the White House spokesmen, about

The Administration and Services Commission of the National Assembly (AN) will investigate a series of complaints filed before that instance regarding alleged scams in the real estate sector. The information was released

The former prosecutor Katherine Haringhton has been one of the tabs of the Nicolás Maduro administration, but since 2018 she has not held a position in the public administration, after being dismissed

Officials from the Anti-Drug Division of the Bolivarian National Police, Valles del Tuy Extension Operational Base, captured a woman who was engaged in distributing narcotics near a high school in the Simón

The oil workers expressed their support for the anti-corruption measures applied by the Maduro administration, and said they were willing to provide material of criminal interest to eradicate the mafias established within

Venezuela reiterated its condemnation and denounced before the Council of the United Nations Organization (UN) the systematic policy used by the United States and its allies in the European Union, of manipulating

Utopix documented 15 femicides in degree of frustration and a total of 10 femicides of Venezuelans abroad, specifically in Colombia, Ecuador, the United States, and Peru. The NGO considers it “essential” to