Venezuela News in English

Good morning! It’s 20th February, and here’s your Venezuela daily news capsule.

Delcy Rodríguez announces arrival of foreign investors for oil, mining, and agro-industrial projects.

Venezuela rejects Guyana's disregard for the Geneva Agreement, seeking good faith negotiations.

Peru's Congress elects José María Balcázar as the new interim president.

Ecoanalítica suggests Venezuela should eliminate currency controls to boost the economy.

The Somos Venezuela stipend distribution has begun, with payments rolling out through the Patria system.

The IMF states it can initiate contact with Venezuela if requested by Caracas.

The U.S. overtakes China as the top buyer of Venezuelan oil, with Russia as a diluent supplier.

Repsol reveals Venezuela owes it 4.55 billion euros, while increasing oil production by 50%.

Venezuelan refineries boost processing capacity to 35%, according to sources.

NASA acknowledges technical errors in Boeing's Starliner mission, comparing it to past tragedies.

Sam Altman emphasizes the urgent need for AI regulation at the recent summit in India.

Venezuelan women's national team loses to Paraguay, affecting their World Cup chances.

Eugenio Suárez works on adapting to a new position with the Cincinnati Reds this season.

Zimbabwe begins administering lenacapavir to prevent HIV infections in the country.

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