Community services in Colombia and political mobilization in Venezuela

In Roberto Payán, Colombia, comprehensive service sessions were held to provide residents of the Jamaica and Virgen del Carmen neighborhoods with access to health, education, and social programs. The initiative, a collaboration between the Norwegian Refugee Council, the Miré+ Consortium, and the local municipal administration, offered free guidance, training, and services including civil registration and citizen rights promotion. Participating entities included the Unit for Attention and Integral Reparation to Victims (UARIV), the National Registry, and SENA.

In Apure, Venezuela, the political organization Vente Venezuela conducted a series of citizen assemblies across the Pedro Camejo, Biruaca, and San Fernando municipalities. Led by regional and national coordinators, the mobilization aimed to strengthen the party's political structure and grassroots volunteer base. Party representatives emphasized their demands for the release of political prisoners and the establishment of a clear electoral calendar to ensure guaranteed presidential elections.