Afternoon edition
Briefing
The essential news from Venezuela, in one short read.
- 1
Oil
Companies expect to reach 23,000 barrels per day and a 50 percent increase respectively after receiving U.S. licenses
- 2
Politics
Process started on September 16 shows uneven access depending on provider, according to technical monitoring data.
- 3
Technology
The incident disrupted services across the Venezuelan state and led residents to rent satellite internet by the hour.
- 4
Society & Diaspora
The attack occurred Saturday in the Chatham neighborhood; the assailant had no connection to the victim or her mother.
- 5
Geopolitics
The position was conveyed through a communiqué from the Minister for Foreign Affairs and International Trade.
- 6
Technology
Authorities announced the incorporation of more than 1300 megawatts into the national grid by year-end 2026, yet an analysis included in the consulted report questions the real net benefit.
From the edition
- Maurel & Prom and Repsol project production increases in Venezuela by end of 2026
- Selective unblocking leaves 74 domains free and 145 still blocked
- High-tension cable failure leaves Amazonas without phone and internet for over 20 hours
- Seven-year-old Venezuelan girl stabbed to death in Chicago
- Venezuelan government points to 1966 Geneva Agreement as path to resolve Essequibo controversy
- Doubts Over Venezuela's 1300 MW Electric Grid Addition Plan