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Fish in the middle of oil spots in Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela

There is no one who is suffering from the environmental consequences of the collapse of the Venezuelan oil industry other than the humble fishermen in the dirty and blackish waters of Lake Maracaibo.

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María Gabriela Chávez would be outside the US UU. and without UN accreditation

María Gabriela Chávez, daughter of former President Hugo Chávez, would have been outside the US for seven months. UU. and without the accreditation as alternate ambassador of the UN, this according to information from Gustavo Marcano, Minister Counselor of the Venezuelan Embassy in the North American country.

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AP interview: Ivan Duque compares Maduro with Milosevic

Colombian President Iván Duque compared Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro in dispute with Serbian war criminal Slobodan Milosevic while embarking on a diplomatic offensive to corner the socialist leader, and warned him that it would be a “stupid” mistake to make any aggression against his United States-backed neighbor.

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Venezuelans in the United States outside Trump-protected immigration restrictions

Some recent reports indicate that President Trump is considering the possibility of separating the Venezuelan community from the groups that are targeted by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Service (ICE); However, some media consider that this measure could represent an early strategy to win supporters towards the 2020 presidential race among Venezuelans in the United States, specifically in Florida.

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Hurricane Dorian shakes Bahamas with winds of 290 kilometers per hour

Hurricane Dorian, grown to reach the highest category, the 5th, hit the Bahamas on Sunday with winds of up to 290 kilometers per hour, the highest ever recorded in the northwest of the archipelago. The authorities called for the evacuation of residents from low-lying areas, more exposed to rising waters and torrential rains. The neighbors were sheltered in schools and churches, unsafe shelters on mostly flat islands, with barely high places to protect themselves from flooding.

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