Tremors and Aftershocks Shook Western Venezuela: Official Report and Preventive Alerts
On Wednesday night at 11:51 PM, the strongest tremor of the recent seismic swarm was recorded, with its epicenter located…
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Venezuelans Lead Asylum Applications in the EU as Trump Proposes Shake-Up to International System
For the first time in a decade, Venezuelans have surpassed Syrians as the top asylum seekers in the European Union. This shift coincides with a global debate on the future of international protection, fueled by a proposal from Donald Trump to the UN.
Who Are Being Considered as Replacements for “Bocha” Batista? | Part II: Foreign Coaches
The various profiles feature diverse achievements and playing styles that could align with the Venezuelan national team’s needs as it…
Who Are the Leading Candidates to Replace “Bocha” Batista? | Part I: Venezuelan Coaches
At least six Venezuelan coaches have been considered as potential candidates to take charge of La Vinotinto—some with prior experience…
WFP Cuts Its Programs in Venezuela in Half Due to Lack of Funds
The World Food Programme (WFP) announced that it will reduce its projects in Venezuela by half during 2025 due to a lack of international funding. The measure will directly affect vulnerable communities, especially rural schools where the agency had concentrated a large part of its efforts in recent years.
ICE Detained Nearly 8,000 Venezuelans in the First Five Months of the Trump Administration
Guacamaya compared analyses from CBS News, The Independent, Stateline, and CNN, all of which show a decrease in the proportion…
Over 9,000 Families Affected and 1,600 Displaced in Guárico After Overflow of Apure and Portuguesa Rivers
Esteros de Camaguán Municipality in Guárico is the area with the highest concentration of those affected, with over 70% of…
The ICJ Declares Failure to Meet Climate Obligations Unlawful in Historic Ruling
In a historic advisory opinion, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruled on Wednesday that failure to meet climate obligations constitutes an “internationally wrongful act” that entails legal liability and may require reparations to affected states. According to the ICJ, climate treaties create binding obligations to prevent significant harm to the climate system and protect it for the benefit of present and future generations.
50% of UCV Professors Have Left Due to Low Salaries
Facade of the headquarters of the Association of Professors of the Central University of Venezuela (Apucv), located in the University…
The New York Times Reviews Failed U.S. Swap of Venezuelans Detained in El Salvador
Front view of the Terrorism Confinement Center (CECOT), a Salvadoran megaprison where over 200 Venezuelan migrants deported from the United States…