Venezuela News in English

Good morning! It’s 11th May, and here’s your Venezuela daily news capsule.

Venezuela claims sole ownership of Esequibo as Delcy Rodríguez defends its position in The Hague.

Trinidad and Tobago denies oil spill claims as Venezuela raises concerns over hydrocarbon leaks.

Iran insists its peace proposal is reasonable despite U.S. criticism and rising Brent crude prices.

Authorities seize over 4,000 liters of fuel in El Manteco, cracking down on illegal activities.

The death of political prisoner Víctor Hugo Quero raises questions about official narratives and cruelty.

Cuban Foreign Minister warns of potential bloodshed due to escalating U.S. actions against the island.

The digital fraud landscape in Venezuela is under scrutiny as the banking sector analyzes recent trends.

Netflix announces the return of "Money Heist" after five years, exciting fans worldwide.

Colombia's U-17 women's team eliminated from World Cup contention after loss to Venezuela.

Kylian Mbappé misses the final clásico of the season as Barcelona eyes the league title.

A new study validates algorithms predicting cardiovascular risk, enhancing preventive healthcare strategies.

Experts warn about silent calls using AI to mimic voices for potential scams targeting families.

CallPhantom exposes 28 fake Android apps with millions of downloads, raising security concerns.

The Gran Mobile Fair 2026 wraps up successfully at Metrocenter, showcasing the latest tech trends.

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