Venezuela News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd May, and here’s your Venezuela daily news capsule.

Excarcelaciones in Venezuela could exceed 500 as Delcy Rodríguez announces political prisoner releases.

President Delcy Rodríguez meets with Upata's socio-productive sectors, urging Trump to lift sanctions.

In Cuba, citizens affirm Raúl Castro's significance amid protests and contrasting realities in Havana.

Rain is expected in various regions of Venezuela as atmospheric disturbances collide today.

Public transport fares in Venezuela will be indexed to the dollar, set at 140 bolívares from June.

Reports indicate Alex Saab's wife has also left Venezuela amid ongoing legal challenges.

The Unitary Platform discusses cooperation with Delcy Rodríguez for a democratic transition strategy.

Over 41,000 young people have registered on the "Venezuela Renace" platform for new projects.

Three individuals were arrested in Táchira after a drug trafficking center was dismantled.

Chevron Venezuela reports that electrical failures are impacting oil well operations significantly.

Venezuela's Foreign Ministry remains silent on attacks against Raúl Castro and his allies.

Four Latin Americans are in the running for the UN Secretary-General position, facing a tough challenge.

Migrants in the U.S. must leave the country to apply for residency under new government rules.

Protests in five Bolivian cities demand an end to blockades, causing chaos and incidents.

The oil market may soon enter a "red zone" as the IEA warns of potential shortages this summer.

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