Venezuela News in English

Good morning! It’s 15th January, and here’s your Venezuela daily news capsule.

Venezuela's military honor remains intact despite U.S. attacks, says Minister Padrino.

Transport unit will benefit 36 community councils in Morán municipality, Lara.

Greenland's Prime Minister chooses Denmark over the U.S. amid Trump's pressure for the island.

Exxon Mobil prepares to process Venezuelan crude at its Louisiana refinery, reports Reuters.

Spain and Venezuela resume air connections with Iberia and Air Europa returning on February 1st.

Senate Republicans shield Trump from limitations on his powers regarding Venezuela.

The BCV exchange rate on January 15th shows the dollar rising to 339.1495 Bs.

Cuba confirms military personnel injured by the U.S. in Venezuela, honoring fallen soldiers.

Venezuela's National Assembly appoints leadership for its 15 permanent commissions.

The U.S. suspends immigration visas for citizens from 75 countries, including Brazil and Russia.

New studies reveal the T. rex grew until the age of 40, shedding light on its life cycle.

Scientists investigate traces of an ancient ocean on Mars, providing solid evidence of its watery past.

TP-Link launches an AI assistant for wireless networks, enhancing smart home connectivity.

Julio Iglesias responds to sexual assault allegations made by a former employee.

The price of gasoline in Latin America varies widely, according to a recent Global Petrol Prices study.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!