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Venezuela electricity rationing and infrastructure crisis

20 clusters · 75 sources · last updated

Latest: Venezuela power outages cripple industrial production and sales

Public utility and infrastructure services in Venezuela continue to face severe operational challenges, primarily driven by a deteriorating electrical grid and widespread energy rationing. While the capital region experi

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Venezuela transition faces transparency and repression fears

32 clusters · 155 sources · last updated

Latest: Venezuela human rights concerns rise amid 322 political prisoners

The Venezuelan political transition remains marked by tension between government-led releases and allegations of systematic repression. While the Plataforma Unitaria Democrática (PUD) previously noted over 420 detainees,

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Venezuela advances judicial reform and TSJ renewal

37 clusters · 315 sources · last updated

Latest: Venezuela and UN evaluate technical input for criminal justice reform

The process to renew the Supreme Tribunal of Justice (TSJ) has entered a formal implementation phase. The National Assembly designated an 11-member preliminary commission, chaired by deputy Giuseppe Alessandrello, to org

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Venezuela electricity crisis expands to national scale

14 clusters · 53 sources · last updated

Latest: Corpoelec fake news claim regarding end of power outages is false

The electricity crisis in Venezuela has expanded to a national scale, with instability affecting 99% of households in Zulia, 98% in the Andes, and 82% in Caracas. Recent voltage fluctuations and blackouts have impacted m

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Venezuelan opposition unity efforts

2 clusters · 13 sources · last updated

Latest: Mexican citizens demand removal of Senator Enrique Inzunza’s immunity

Venezuelan opposition leaders have held regional meetings to address political unity and national strategy. In Portuguesa, a meeting between five opposition figures highlighted internal differences, with Emerio Briceño s

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Venezuelan opposition leaders returning from exile

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Latest: Rodrigo Diamanti returns to Venezuela after 11 years in exile

Opposition figures have continued returning to Venezuela following a period of political transition. On August 28, 2026, Omar González returned after more than a year in exile. Following this, on September 8, 2026, forme

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