US EditionVenezuela restricts diplomats from ‘hostile’ European countries
- Venezuela has restricted diplomats from France, Italy, and the Netherlands to three each due to their governments' 'hostile' reactions to President Nicolas Maduro's inauguration for a third term.
- The U.S. has imposed new sanctions on Venezuela and increased the reward for Maduro's arrest to $25 million following his disputed election win.
- Maduro's government has faced accusations of stealing the election and has been condemned by many countries for its actions, including the arrest of protesters.
- In response to these tensions, Maduro's Foreign Minister accused the three European governments of interference and demanded respect for Venezuela's sovereignty.
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Venezuela has ordered the governments of France, Italy and the Netherlands to reduce to three the number of diplomats accredited to their respective embassies in Caracas. It has given them 48 hours to comply with the ministerial order. Foreign Minister Yvan Gil has pointed out that the diplomats of these embassies will be obliged to obtain a written authorization from the Venezuelan Foreign Ministry if they wis…
Venezuela Reduces Number of Diplomats in Netherlands, France, and Italy
The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Yván Gil, stated this Tuesday that Venezuela demands respect for sovereignty and self-determination and, given the hostile behavior of the governments of the Netherlands, France, and Italy, Venezuela’s government has decided to limit the number of diplomats accredited in each embassy to three. Through a public statement, the foreign minister announced the measure and indicated that the decision must be complied …
Maduro Limits Diplomats from France, Italy, and the Netherlands
On January 14, 2025, Nicolás Maduro’s government announced a significant cut in diplomatic representation from the Netherlands, France, and Italy. The Venezuelan Foreign Ministry ordered these countries to limit their diplomats in Caracas to just three per embassy. This directive requires compliance within 48 hours. The government justified this move by claiming that these nations […]
On Tuesday, Nicolás Maduro's Chancellery ordered the governments of the Netherlands, France and Italy to "limit to three" the number of diplomats accredited to each of the embassies within 48 hours, in response to "hostile conduct" and support for "extremist groups."In addition, diplomats must have written permission from our Chancellery to travel more than 40 kilometers from the Bolívar Square in Caracas, guaranteeing strict performance of thei…
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