After June 24, Venezuela not only faces a devastating double earthquake, but also a scarcity of institutional information along with widespread distrust among the population toward its government.
The international response to the June 24 earthquakes in Venezuela has produced one of the largest humanitarian deployments recorded in the country’s recent history.
The tragedy has severely affected Caracas and La Guaira, leading to the closure of the main airport and leaving thousands of families homeless amid a context of prior economic fragility.
On Wednesday, June 24, two nearly simultaneous earthquakes struck Venezuela, with magnitudes of 7.2 and 7.5, causing devastation in several areas of the country, especially in La Guaira and northern Caracas.
Political diatribes and military operations have become million-dollar financial assets on platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi.
Brazilian businesses are exploring investment opportunities in Venezuela in key sectors such as energy, agribusiness, automotive and health.
After 8 years of exile, Dinorah Figuera, president of the 2015 National Assembly, landed in Maiquetía under an operation coordinated with the United States.
The executive vice president of Invaca Investment Company, the investment firm behind the project, noted that the initiative seeks to…
The Venezuelan government has signed a memorandum of understanding with U.S.-based General Electric Vernova (GE Vernova) to support the recovery and modernization of the National Electric System (SEN).
The moves consolidate a technical profile in the environmental area and reposition political figures in social programs, while the Executive…
