US EditionVenezuela Travel Advisory Changed to Red, Travel Is Not Recommended
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The authorities of Low Countries issued on Friday an alert of "red code" to ask their citizens "not to travel to Venezuela", after warning them that they can "arrest them without apparent reason", a measure that the government of Nicolás Maduro called "ridicula". In a notice published on the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the European nation, it is warned that people can be apprehended "for no apparent reason." They also warn that…
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Venezuela, Yván Gil, responded to an alarmist warning published by the Dutch Foreign Office, alluding to the “dangers” of traveling to the Bolivarian nation, pointing out that the European nation is “the eternal colonial mirror.” “Today, a day of victory for La Paz Venezuela and justice, ridiculous size makes Dutch diplomacy, inventing a red code,” wrote the Chancellor on his Telegram channel. He stated that su…
Travel to Venezuela is not recommended. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs' travel advisory for the entire country has been red since Friday. The country has been in turmoil since the July 2024 presidential elections.
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