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The former magistrate of the Supreme Court of Justice of Venezuela, Bárbara César Siero, denounces that she was coerced by Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores, who detained her relatives to force her to sign rulings that disqualified opposition leaders María Corina Machado and Henrique Capriles. #Venezuela #DerechosHumanos #Oposición (translated)

Orlando Avendaño reported that the U.S. Attorney General, Todd Blanche, had announced the arrest of Álvaro Pulido, a partner of Alex Saab, and that Pulido was in U.S. custody. Avendaño noted that Pulido was accused of participating in a bribery and money laundering scheme linked to the Maduro regime. #Justicia #Corrupción #Venezuela (translated)

Maria Clara Posada identified the woman in a photo from a demonstration supporting the JEP, driven by Alejandro Ramelli, as Victoria Sanguino, a member of the FARC whom she described as being accused of being responsible for hundreds of forced abortions and the recruitment of minors. Posada asked if anyone remembered another case in which alleged perpetrators participated in a demonstration to support their judge and said she did not recall seeing Nicolás Maduro support the Department of Justice. She also maintained that the scene was another example of a biased court that, according to her, prioritized criminals and forgot about the victims. #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #Paz (translated)

Venezuela has allowed the commercialization of Starlink's satellite internet services on its territory, nearly ten months after the American interference and the arrest of President Nicolas Maduro, who had previously criticized Elon Musk. #Venezuela #Starlink #InternetSatellite (translated)

Carol Borda wrote that the justice system of the United States had revealed that Nicolás Maduro was paying off drug trafficking debts by arming Colombian narco-guerrillas. She also pointed out that Eva Ferrer accused the former first lady of transporting drugs on official planes and bringing in 2.5 million dollars. Borda stated that, instead of diplomatic integration with Caracas, it was a criminal network that shared money and routes. #Justicia #Narcotráfico #Colombia (translated)

Emmanuel Rincón reported that Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social that María Corina Machado was a great person. Trump also claimed that he had removed Nicolás Maduro, whom he described as the most malevolent dictator in the world, and that he was in the process of building a prosperous democracy in Venezuela. https://t.co/YcJUjzS58W #Venezuela #Democracia #MaríaCorinaMachado (translated)

Luis Carlos Vélez asked if the JEP was aware of the meetings between Timochenko and Nicolás Maduro. He pointed out that the new indictment from the United States against Maduro mentioned an exchange of drugs for explosives and possible impacts on the United States and Colombia. He added that the issue was escalating and referred to his column in Revista Semana. https://t.co/E6kJxhhltu #Maduro #Timochenko #JEP (translated)

"If you applaud a little louder, maybe I will share the prize with Trump," joked Pillay, recalling the gesture of Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado who handed her Nobel Prize to the tycoon after the American raid that led to the arrest of Nicolas Maduro. #NobelPace2026 #DirittiUmani #Pillay (translated)

Melquisedec Torres stated that, according to the formal accusation by the United States justice system against Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flórez, Maduro negotiated drugs with the FARC in exchange for explosive mines and weapons, which he claimed were used to assassinate many Colombians. He added that these dealings had allegedly continued at least until 2017, after the signing of the Havana Peace Agreement. Torres requested that the Colombian Prosecutor's Office immediately seek collaboration from the United States to access that information and prosecute those involved. He pointed out Rodrigo Londoño, also known as Timoleón Jiménez or Timochenko, among them, and claimed that, according to the accusation, Iván Márquez and Jesús Santrich were also said to have participated, of whom he said was allegedly dead. Furthermore, he asked whether TimoComunes and other leaders had informed the JEP about that alliance, and if the court had questioned them about it or other alliances. #Maduro #FARC #Colombia (translated)

It is worth remembering that the previous winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, the Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, agreed to share the prize with Trump, to whom she presented her Nobel medal for "his decisive support for our cause," shortly after Nicolás Maduro was overthrown and captured in Venezuela. #NaviPillay #PremioNobel #DonaldTrump (translated)