Venezuelan opposition members sheltering in the Argentine embassy in Caracas report that police prevented them from bringing in drinking water.

Venezuelan opposition warns of the precarious living conditions of the asylum-seekers and calls on the international community to increase pressure on Chavismo so that they can leave the country

By Osmary Hernández and Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español Two of the five members of the political team of Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado denounced this Tuesday that the South American country's police authorities are preventing the entry of bottled water to the Argentine embassy in Caracas, where they have been taking refuge since March 2024. In a message published in X, Omar González Moreno, leader of Vente Venezuela, the poli…

(EFE).- Magallí Meda, who is part of the group of five opposition asylum seekers in the residence of the Embassy of Argentina in Caracas, which Brazil accused of, told EFE this Tuesday that police officers prevent access to the diplomatic headquarters of water drums to drink. Meda assured that agents of the Directorate of Actions [...] The entry Complain that drinking water is prevented from entering the Embassy of Argentina in Caracas was first…

Magallí Meda, who is part of the group of five opposition asylum seekers in the residence of the Embassy of Argentina in Caracas, which Brazil has accused, told EFE that police officers prevent access to the diplomatic headquarters of drinking water drums. EFE Meda said that agents of the Directorate of Strategic Actions (DAET) and Tactics and of the Bolivarian National Intelligence Service (Sebin) are holding trucks that sell drinking water and…

On Tuesday, Nicolás Maduro’s regime prevented the entry of potable water bottles into the Argentine embassy in Caracas, where five collaborators of opposition leader María Corina Machado remain and are besieged. Omar González, one of the five refugees, denounced that “the police of Maduro banned the entry of potable water bottles (...) Without running water or electricity, the situation is critical. Our lives are in danger!” González asked the i…

In recent weeks, failures in the supply of drinking water in Gran Caracas and other areas of the country have increased and seriously affected the quality of life of citizens. While the government attributes the scarcity to the drought caused by climate change, civil organizations point to the fact that the problem is due to the lack of maintenance and investment in distribution networks. In Miranda State, areas of the municipalities Zamora, Pla…