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Valencia, Carabobo · Valenciaurielblanco (CNN Español) — La banda delincuencial El Tren de Aragua se encuentra en el centro de atención luego de conocerse un documento judicial que consigna las sospechas de la posible presencia en Venezuela del líder de la organización. Según detalla un documento del Tribunal Supremo de Justicia de Venezuela fechado el 21 de marzo de 2024, las autoridades venezolanas creen que Héctor Rusthenford Guerrero Flores, conocido como el “Niño Guerr…See the Story
¿Qué es El Tren de Aragua, quién lo lidera, cuántos miembros tiene y dónde opera?
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Caracas · CaracasMaría Beatriz Medina, executive director of the Caracas Book Bank, speaks in the Conversations space of the Colombo-Venezuelan Citizen Dialogue association led by María Clara Robayo, Ronal Rodríguez, Alejandro Martínez and Txomin Las Heras, about the promotion of reading in Venezuela and other issues related to the publishing world. “Publishers in Venezuela are swimming against the tide. There are people who are doing (work in the area) but on a…See the Story
“Publishers in Venezuela are heroes”
Caracas · CaracasThe former Miss Universe contestant, Migbelis Castellanos, opened up to the interviewer Rodner Figueroa and spoke like never before about the criticism she was targeted at the hands of Osmel Sousa, who at the time called her “overweight”. Here's what he saidSee the Story
Migbelis Castellanos recalls the hard phase he experienced after Osmel Sousa's criticism for his weight - La Opinion
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Caracas · CaracasThe Government of Venezuela congratulated Nicaragua on Saturday for commemorating National Dignity Day, which evokes the patriotism of General Augusto C. Sandino.
RELATED: Nicaragua Pronounces on Germany’s Case in ICJ Ninety-six years ago, Sandino refused to sign the Espino Negro pact, which would allow US forces to remain in Nicaragua to maintain order and supervise the 1928 elections, and opposed an American military intervention in the Cen…See the Story
Venezuela Congrats Nicaragua on Its National Dignity Day
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Nicolás Maduro · CaracasOpposition leader María Corina Machado denounced the government of Nicolás Maduro for imposing restrictions on its millions of compatriots who reside outside the country to vote in the next presidential elections on July 28. Machado assured that Venezuelans living abroad have serious difficulties accessing that nation's Electoral Register, which prevents them from updating their data or registering for the first time to vote. “What is happening …See the Story
Opposition leader denounces restrictions on Venezuelans living abroad to vote in presidential elections - La Tercera
Caracas · CaracasThe manager of the Metro Company explains the Caracas intervention, which began this Saturday with the closure of the 26th Street station and will continue with another three. He announced the arrival of 2 more launch cranes, for a total of 8, with which he expects improvements during construction times.See the Story
'In the second half of 2026, the first line viaduct will be completed': metro manager
Nicolás Maduro · SucreA massive mobilization took place this Friday in the Venezuelan state of Sucre, in the east of the South American country, in support of President Nicolás Maduro and in rejection of the sanctions imposed by the US government.
RELATED: Memory of Operation Gedeon Still Outrages Venezuelans The march counted with the participation of the first vice-president of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), Diosdado Cabello, who denounced the r…See the Story
State of Sucre Shows Support for President Maduro in the Streets
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