Venezuela News in English

Good morning! It’s 1st August, and here’s your Venezuela daily news capsule.

Venezuela's Assembly approves controversial housing rental law amid earthquake recovery efforts.

Emergency responders tackle a serious accident on the Valle Coche highway, resulting in one fatality.

The United Nations prepares a reconstruction plan following recent earthquakes in Venezuela.

Venezuela's tax authority will no longer require physical display of tax identification in businesses.

Construction begins on 1,875 homes for those affected by the recent seismic events in La Guaira.

The IMF will oversee the usage of $346 million allocated for Venezuela's recovery efforts.

Demolition of earthquake-damaged buildings is underway as families seek closure in La Guaira.

Transparency Venezuela raises concerns about the qualifications of candidates for the Supreme Court.

Delcy Rodríguez featured on Time magazine's cover, highlighting her shift from Maduro ally to Trump representative.

The U.S. will require bonds up to $20,000 for tourist and business visas for Venezuelans.

Cantv and Liberty Networks announce a new submarine cable project to enhance connectivity with Curacao.

Peru receives 225,000 doses of dengue vaccine as a preventive measure against El Niño.

An epidemiological alert is issued for hepatitis due to rising risks in temporary shelters.

Health authorities strengthen public health systems during outreach efforts in Cojedes.

SPNS enhances epidemiological surveillance and support for rescuers in Portuguesa and La Guaira.

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