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NGOs Account for More than 200 Internet Domains that Are Still Blocked in Venezuela

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NGOs account for more than 200 Internet domains that are still blocked in Venezuela

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NGOs account for more than 200 Internet domains that are still blocked in Venezuela

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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At least 202 web domains, 92 related to the media, are blocked inside Venezuela by order of the National Telecommunications Commission (CONATEL), as reported by the NGO dedicated to activism for a safe and free internet VE Sin Filtro, who requested conatel to lift these restrictions. «The operators use [...] The entry More than 200 websites remain blocked in Venezuela by order of Conatel #8Sep was first published in El Impulso.

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The Venezuela Sin Filtro platform (VESF) today denounced that more than two hundred sites are blocked in the country and accused the Venezuelan government of censoring the media, human rights activists and social networks.

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Some 202 Internet domains, most of them news-related, remain blocked in the country, denounced on Monday, September 7, the unfiltered oenegeve VE, which added that the government “absolutely censored media, human rights organizations, social networks and digital tools” that allow to evade these restrictions. In social network X, [...] The entry Counts more than 200 Internet domains that remain blocked in the country was first published in La Ver…

08-09-26.-A total of 202 domains on the Internet, most of them related to news, are still blocked in Venezuela, denounced Monday the NGO VE without filter, which added that the government "absolutely censores media, human rights organizations, social networks and tool...

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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