🇻🇪 A un mes del terremoto, Venezuela enfrenta una tragedia y una transición incierta | VENEZUELA HOY

#Venezuela #PoliticalTransition #Chavismo [00:00] 🌎 One month after the earthquake, Venezuela faces the greatest natural and social catastrophe in its history. [07:23] 🏚️ The Hugo Chávez housing complex was completely destroyed due to incompetence in earthquake-resistant construction. [09:18] 🙏 Hope and faith, like that of Karina Bechara, keep the survivors going. [11:25] 🔄 The United States is accelerating the agenda for a gradual and realistic political transition starting in August. [17:05] ⚔️ Delcy Rodríguez orders key military promotions to control the Presidential Guard and intelligence. [20:24] ⚖️ The trial against Maduro in the U.S. begins in June 2025, complicating his legal and political future. [29:13] 💰 The Venezuelan oil industry is projected to generate $13 billion in 2026, strengthening ties with the U.S. Venezuela marks one month since the earthquake that, according to the latest official report mentioned in the report, left 5,398 dead and 16,740 injured, while debris removal and body recovery efforts continue in the most affected areas. The tragedy, which hit La Guaira particularly hard, has also deepened the political and social crisis gripping the country after 27 years of Chavismo. In this context, María Corina Machado released a message to Venezuelans, urging them to stand together and support one another in the face of the tragedy, as she remains unable to return to Venezuela. The report also addresses the political impact of the earthquake and the growing outrage over the regime's response to the emergency. The political transition also occupies a central place in the Venezuelan landscape. Marco Rubio argued that moving toward reconciliation will require representation from all sectors of society and profound institutional reforms. Among these, he mentioned the need for a free press, a transparent electoral system, and security conditions that allow for elections to be held without intimidation. Meanwhile, Delcy Rodríguez is moving forward with a reshuffle of authorities within the Armed Forces, authorizing 168 promotions to the ranks of general and admiral, including positions linked to the Presidential Guard and the Directorate General of Military Counterintelligence. This move is presented as part of an internal power struggle for control of the country's military and repressive structures. The future of Nicolás Maduro is also at the forefront due to the legal proceedings he faces in the United States. Venezuelan lawyer Nizar El-Faqih analyzes the former president's legal situation and maintains that his position has become more complicated, as other legal proceedings and arrests linked to figures close to the former regime continue. Furthermore, the report analyzes the future of Chavismo and the possibility that Diosdado Cabello will seek to maintain his political influence through new figures. It also addresses the role of Daniela Cabello and the difficulties the movement faces in building a successor leadership. Finally, the analysis focuses on the relationship between Venezuela and the United States, the strategic role of oil, and the profits generated by Venezuelan exports during 2026. In this scenario, the Venezuelan political transition is shaped by Washington's interests and the need to move toward a new institutional structure. Watch the full analysis on Venezuela's political future, the transition proposed by the United States, the internal power struggle, and the consequences of the tragedy that struck the country. 🔴 Latest News from Latin America 📺 700 | 1700 @DIRECTVLA 📺 22 | Telecentro 📺 570 | Flow 📺 514 | Claro 📲 @DGO_LATAM 🔴 +DNEWS +LIVE Schedules 🇦🇷 🇨🇱 🇺🇾 6 to 8 AM DNews at Dawn 8 AM to 12 PM DNews in the Morning 12 to 2 PM DNews First Edition 2 to 8 PM DNews in the Afternoon 8 to 10 PM DNews Central Schedules 🇨🇴 🇪🇨 🇵🇪 4 to 6 AM DNews at Dawn 6 to 10 AM DNews in the Morning 10 AM to 12 PM DNews First Edition 12 to 6 PM DNews in the Afternoon 6 to 8 PM DNews Central Follow us on our social media: X   / dnewsok   Instagram   / dnewsok   Facebook   / dnewsok   Threads https://www.threads.net/@dnewsok TikTok   / dnewsok   We are DNews. We are Latin America. #latinamerica #news #dnews