Venezuela News in English

Good morning! It’s 6th August, and here’s your Venezuela daily news capsule.

Trump defends his policy towards Venezuela, calling it a "happy country" despite recent tragedies.

Dinorah Figuera arrives in Venezuela to kickstart dialogue amid ongoing political negotiations.

Delcy Rodríguez claims they continue working for the people despite some leaving the discussion.

A housing registration initiative begins this Tuesday in Aragua, Carabobo, Yaracuy, and Falcón.

The school year 2026-2027 will start on September 14, but earthquake damage threatens education.

A temporary terminal at Maiquetía Airport is progressing as cargo operations resume after earthquake damage.

El Niño could extend its effects in Venezuela until the first half of 2027, warns a meteorologist.

The government inspects a thermoelectric plant in Puerto Cabello amid ongoing power restoration efforts.

Contingency bonuses are being distributed to families affected by the earthquakes through the Patria system.

The BCV exchange rate for August 6 shows the dollar at 755,9001 Bs, continuing its upward trend.

The El Niño phenomenon threatens food security across Latin America, impacting millions.

The U.S. revokes the visa of Brazil's ambassador, sparking diplomatic tensions.

Ten OAS countries, including Brazil and Uruguay, are ready to take diplomatic action against Nicaragua.

The Vatican confirms dates for Pope León XIV's first visit to South America, covering three countries.

Boston Red Sox explode for 14 runs against Chicago, marking their sixth consecutive win.

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