Venezuela's Early Christmas Festivities Follow Machado's Return and Renewed Calls for Political Change
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With the lights on in Caracas, Delcy Rodríguez opened Christmas in Venezuela
Venezuela's early Christmas festivities follow Machado's return and renewed calls for political change
Interim President Delcy Rodríguez began Venezuela's Christmas celebrations on Nov. 1, shortly after María Corina Machado returned to a public welcome amid renewed demands for political change.
The networks remind Delcy that thousands of people have been missing since the June earthquake, in which many families lost everything.
Caracas, Nov. 1 (EFE).- Venezuela's authorities officially lit an early navida...
Venezuela’s authorities officially lit an early Christmas, marked this year by the absence of Nicolás Maduro, captured last January by U.S. military troops, and the effects of the dual earthquake of June 24 that affected the northern part of the nation, especially the state of La Guaira. “This year 2026, you know that Venezuela has been shaken by painful moments, but it arrived on November 1 and the whole country is lighting lights for Christmas…
This year's festivities are marked by the absence of the former president, who has been detained since January in the United States.
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