Venezuela News in English
January 11, 2026
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Good morning! It’s 11th January, and here’s your Venezuela daily news capsule.
The U.S. warns that militias are searching for Americans in Venezuela.
Iran's Ayatollah accuses the U.S. of interference in protests.
Teachers receive bonuses for responsibility and training in Venezuela.
The U.S. may lift more sanctions against Venezuela next week, says Treasury Secretary.
Delcy Rodríguez insists they will not stop advancing to support President Maduro.
Four unauthorized tankers return to Venezuela under U.S. supervision.
The Pope expresses sorrow over the Church's past treatment of abuse victims.
A Venezuelan teenager dies after consuming adulterated alcohol in Brazil.
The U.S. launches large-scale attacks against ISIS in Syria following military deaths.
Venezuela's creditors prepare to renegotiate their junk bonds.
WhatsApp introduces a new feature that allows self-destructing messages.
Experts warn about WhatsApp's vulnerabilities and how to protect your account.
Detroit: Become Human sells over fifteen million copies since its release.
Carolina Herrera celebrates her 87th birthday, showcasing her unique beauty style.
Miguel Moly causes a stir in Colombia with recent events.
That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!
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