Venezuela
They're looking against the clock in Venezuela to rescue the survivors of the earthquake
The United States will deploy support teams and logistical resources following two violent earthquakes in Venezuela that have claimed hundreds of lives and injured thousands.
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This is what La Guaira looks like after the 7.2 and 7.5 degree earthquakes
The tragedy is reflected in collapsed buildings, damaged infrastructure and thousands of victims. The emergency teams continue to work in the most affected areas, measuring damage and rescuing victims.
The earthquakes in Venezuela are two earthquakes in less than a minute
These strong tremors have affected some 280 buildings, especially in the state of La Guaira, which has been the most affected region, as well as major damage to areas of Caraballeda and the Gran Playa. After the violent earthquakes, there have been 30 replicas, particularly those that have hit the states of La Guaira, Caracas and Yaracuy.
Mikel Moreno, Basque resident in Caracas: "We have seen many fallen buildings, bridges and trees"
Mikel was in La Guaira at the start of the earthquake and Agustín in Caracas. Mikel has decided to return home to the capital, but in an hour it has taken him five hours to complete his journey. He will not forget what he has seen.
Do you have any acquaintances in Venezuela? The consulate in Bilbao has made contact channels available to citizens
At least one Basque woman is among those killed in the earthquake in Venezuela
The family has confirmed to EITB that a woman of Basque origin is among the fatalities of the two 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude earthquakes that have struck Venezuela.
"When the day begins here, we will see terrible things in Venezuela."
The Basque based in Venezuela, Agustín Otxotorena, has offered an interview at the Egun On, on the occasion of the earthquakes that have taken place in the area.
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Two earthquakes of 7.2 and 7.5 have shaken Venezuela and demolished houses in Caracas
Venezuelan authorities have declared a state of emergency following two powerful earthquakes in the northwest of the country; while the government has not yet provided an official balance of casualties, US President Donald Trump has said that earthquakes have left "many dead."
Trump announces the death of 'Niño Guerrero', leader of the Venezuelan band Tren de Aragua
U.S. President Donald Trump has announced the murder of Hector Guerrero Flores, 'Niño Guerrero', leader of the Aragua Train group, a terrorist group that the U.S.
Trump has published a map of Venezuela painted with the US flag portraying it as state 51
Since the arrest of deposed Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on January 3, Trump has repeatedly suggested that the country be annexed to its territory.
Repsol has regained control of its operations in Venezuela and has agreed conditions for further production
Repsol's Venezuelan production is currently around 45,000 barrels of crude oil, especially in the Petroquiriquire oil field. The company is prepared to increase gross oil production by 50% over a 12-month period.
The US estimates that more than 150 million barrels of Venezuelan oil have been sold since the capture of Maduro
Chris Wrigt, head of the US Energy Area, has said that the fall in oil prices for this summer is "a very ambitious deadline," and expects "high" energy prices, even higher than they are now, while achieving "significant maritime traffic" in the strategic strait.
The US will allow the sale of Venezuelan crude oil to the Cuban private sector
The authorization of transactions shall be subject to certain restrictions on the sale and trade of such raw materials, such as the deposit of sales revenue in a Washington controlled account.
The first ship to reach Europe since Trump took control of Venezuelan oil is in the port of Bilbao
It's been a month and six days since the current CEO of Repsol , Josu Jon Imaz, entered the White House with representatives of other oil companies to relaunch the Venezuelan oil industry , the first Caribbean oil tanker since Trump took control of that industry has arrived in the last few hours in Bilbao.
The US has further relaxed restrictions on oil companies operating in Venezuela
Companieslike\u00A0 Repsol, Eni, Chevron, BP or Shell will be able to significantly increase oil productionthanks to newB signs. Repsol CEO Josu Jon Imaz advanced that his company is willing to "invest more in Venezuela."
The EU has contacted humanitarian partners in the face of the 'dramatic situation' in Cuba
After Venezuela ceases to be the country's main energy support, Cuba is experiencing a serious crisis caused by the lack of fuel supplies, following the arrest of President Nicolás Maduro, Washington and Caracas.
The Venezuelan Parliament takes the first step towards adopting an amnesty law for political prisoners
The project, promoted by the incumbent President, Delcy Rodriguez, and adopted on Thursday in the first ballot, includes political prisoners since 1999, when Chavism came to power, and excludes those accused or convicted of serious human rights violations. The consultation process will now be opened and will then have to be approved in a second debate.
U.S. forces confiscate another tanker in the Caribbean
On Thursday, the U.S. Coast Guard confiscated the oil tanker "Veronica" in the Caribbean waters on charges of violating the Washington blockade on Venezuelan crude oil, which would be the sixth operation since the Trump administration began to block confiscation in the Caribbean and dejected vessels.