US EditionMaduro Decrees Christmas in October for Venezuela, Again
Nicolás Maduro continues the tradition of starting Christmas early during crises, honoring Venezuelans after a nationwide blackout attributed to sabotage, as he announced October 1 celebrations.
- Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro announced that Christmas celebrations will begin on October 1, a practice he has used during periods of crisis and political tensions.
- One week after a U.S. military strike killed 11 members of a Venezuelan criminal group, Venezuela deployed fighter jets near a U.S. Navy ship in international waters.
- The U.S. has steadily raised the reward for information leading to Maduro's arrest, currently offering up to $50 million, accusing him of leading a drug-trafficking network and supporting criminal operations.
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Nicolás Maduro, de facto president of Venezuela, has announced that he will advance again by decree to 1 October the Christmas holidays in the country, in a context of tension between Caracas and Washington because of the American military deployment in the Caribbean Sea. "We will apply the formula of the other years, which has worked very well for us, for the economy, for culture, for joy, for happiness, and we will decree that Christmas begins…
In Venezuela, Christmas falls on October 1st this year. President Nicolás Maduro decreed this in a presidential decree amid tensions between Venezuela and the United States. This remarkable shift in schedule is not the first time.
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Santa Clown? Maduro in AI-Generated images by Grok. In Venezuela, Christmas is whenever Maduro needs it to be. Under heavy pressure from the United States, the Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro is making use of all of the maneuvers in his socialist bag of tricks. Today, the tyrant of Caracas announced that Christmas celebrations in the country will begin on October 1, 2025, for the second year in a row. The initiative of bringing Christmas forw…
Maduro claims early Christmas again as Venezuela-US tensions rise
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro announced that Christmas will begin at the start of October in the country, which he also did last year, as he faces intensified U.S. pressure. “Once again this year, Christmas starts on October 1 with joy,…
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