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David Alandete wrote that Álvaro Pulido, a partner of Alex Saab, was in the custody of the United States and subject to judicial proceedings. According to Alandete, Pulido faced 13 charges in two cases for money laundering, related to schemes amounting to almost 2 billion dollars, bribery, and fraud in operations involving housing, food, and medicine for Venezuelans. He added that Pulido would appear before a judge on Tuesday and argued that this would allow for judgment in the 2019 case, regarding the facts for which Joe Biden pardoned Saab. #Venezuela #Corrupción #Justicia (translated)

María Corina Machado acknowledged her differences with Donald Trump regarding the political transition in Venezuela and proposed to hold presidential elections on July 24, 2027, also demanding transparency in the management of Venezuelan oil revenues by the United States. #MaríaCorinaMachado #Venezuela #Elecciones2027 (translated)

The author claimed that calling Tarek William Saab obscene was an understatement and accused him of crime, corruption, and perversion, in addition to pointing him out as one of the most active in the persecution of innocent Venezuelans. #Venezuela #Corrupción #DerechosHumanos #VE (translated)

Orlando Avendaño described María Elvira Salazar as a constant ally of the Venezuelan cause and said that her defense of freedom in Venezuela had led her to take on disputes in Congress. He stated that Salazar and other congressmen had kept the Venezuelan issue in the legislative debate, especially in previous years, before Venezuela became a priority for the United States. Avendaño also highlighted Salazar's and other Republicans' pressure to revoke Chevron's license, in relation to the capture of Maduro and, more recently, to the democratization of Venezuela. He urged Venezuelans to support their allies and said that Salazar must win in November. He wrote that a free Venezuela would be the best immigration policy. #VenezuelaLibre #ApoyoALíderes #DemocraciaVenezolana (translated)

Juan Pablo Guanipa stated that the new accusation against Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores for torture should extend to the entire chain of command of the repressive apparatus. He asserted that these crimes had been committed against Americans, other foreigners, and thousands of Venezuelans. He also pointed out that Delcy Rodríguez had political responsibility over the SEBIN and called for an investigation into her actions. Guanipa demanded justice for the victims and an end to impunity. #Justicia #Venezuela #DerechosHumanos (translated)

Arrecho invited his readers to guess who CC-1, CC-2, and CC-3 were. He wrote that CC-1 was linked to drug trafficking, the FARC, and orders within Venezuelan agencies; that CC-2 was associated with torture and repression; and that CC-3 was listed as a senior official of the DGCIM involved, according to him, in drug trafficking and torture. #Narcotráfico #DerechosHumanos #Venezuela (translated)

Jesús Medina Ezaine wrote that the new accusations against Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores for alleged conspiracy to torture American citizens could lead at any moment to new arrests of high-ranking Venezuelan officials, whom he described as pointed out and linked in the file. #Maduro #Venezolanos #DerechosHumanos (translated)

David Alandete pointed out that The Washington Post reported that Juan González, former senior advisor to Joe Biden for Latin America at the National Security Council, had traveled to Venezuela to gather information related to his consulting activities. According to the newspaper, these trips were framed within the arrival of former U.S. officials seeking professional and business opportunities following Maduro's capture. Among them, Alandete noted, was Michael Jensen, who moved from directing Latin American policy at the White House during the Trump administration to working for an energy company with deals with PDVSA. He also mentioned Mike Pompeo, involved along with other former officials in an operation to export Venezuelan fertilizers to the United States. https://t.co/vcvdHavMsL #Venezuela #Política #EEUU (translated)

Emmanuel Rincón wrote that Venezuelans had been dealing for decades with those who, according to him, ordered the kidnapping of relatives to run them over. He stated that Delcy Rodríguez was no different from those people and labeled them with an insult. https://t.co/K8CjCKZiyw #Venezuela #DerechosHumanos #Dictadura (translated)

Emmanuel Rincón reported that María Corina Machado supported the reelection of congresswoman María Elvira Salazar. In the message, Machado stated that Fidel Castro took power in Cuba 67 years earlier and established a communist dictatorship that, according to her, deprived generations of freedom and spread poverty to other countries. She also highlighted the resilience of Cubans who emigrated and formed a community in South Florida, where —she said— they defended democratic values for decades. Machado maintained that Salazar believed a free Venezuela would enhance the security of the United States and favor both a free Cuba and a safer hemisphere. She added that the congresswoman had taken a clear stance on Venezuela and expressed her wish for Venezuela, Cuba, and Nicaragua to thrive in democracy, with the rule of law and close cooperation with the United States. https://t.co/wLh3vi3ivo #Venezuela #Cuba #Democracia (translated)

Orlando Avendaño wrote that María Corina Machado spent her birthday in exile, after the regime allegedly kept her in hiding for months before she escaped by sea. He described her as the woman with the greatest legitimacy and popular support in the history of Venezuela and linked her exile to that of millions of Venezuelans who, he claimed, had settled outside the country due to persecution. Avendaño said that hundreds of thousands celebrated Machado because she had restored hope to them after years of apathy and believing that Venezuela had no solution. He attributed that change to her campaign in 2023 and 2024, which, he wrote, awakened the country. He also noted that Machado had not been able to return despite having tried seven times that year. He characterized that situation as a disregard for the majority of Venezuelans and stated that she would come back. #Venezuela #Exilio #MaríaCorinaMachado (translated)

Pablo Haro Urquízar stated that a woman he described as "the plumber of the PSOE" had noted in her agenda that Pollo Carvajal had declared in the United States and that two out of every five boats were smuggling. He also mentioned 1 billion euros linked to Venezuelan oil that, according to the note, had arrived in Spain. Haro Urquízar added that, in his opinion, less than 10% of the compromising information that should come to light was still known. https://t.co/JZZWa0Yws3 #PSOE #Venezuela #Contrabando (translated)

Gustavo Petro defended the pension reform and denied that his government had bought support to approve it. He said that the House of Representatives backed it widely and that the then President of the Senate, Iván Name, delayed the debate for eight months so that it would fail due to lack of time. He also accused Magistrate Ibáñez of keeping it frozen for two years in the Constitutional Court, although he pointed out that the reform had already passed that stage. According to Petro, millions of elderly people, many of them from the right, could receive a pension thanks to the law. Regarding the allegations related to the UNGRD, Petro asked the Pacto Histórico bench to commission a forensic audit of the entire existence of the entity, since 2010, and to publish the names of those whom he claimed had embezzled it. He stated that only one person from the Pacto Histórico appeared on the extensive list, whom he said he had removed from the administration and whom, according to him, the party expelled. He also argued that justice should investigate whether Name had received public money through his romantic or political environment. Petro claimed that, during the first month of his government, resources were recovered that he attributed to Olmedo's group and that then the UNGRD was sidelined in the assistance to people trapped after an earthquake in the west of the country. Citing a journalistic investigation by Nueva Prensa, he stated that a private coordination center had been set up in the house of Gregory Schaller, whom he identified as Abelardo's compadre. He linked Andrés Depew, Negre — whom he described as a partner of Fernando Cerimedo — and people who, according to him, had ties to Donald Trump and businessman Dan Newlin to that place. Petro stated that Newlin had illegally lent his plane and resources during Abelardo's campaign. In the same publication, Petro mentioned businessman Yadid Jalaff, whom he said was accused of stealing Colombian-Venezuelan Monómeros, and Jorge Alberto Campillo Vélez, whom he described as one of Pablo Escobar's first pilots. He also pointed out pilot Luis Almeira Quiroz and linked him to a flight of paramilitaries from Urabá to San José del Guaviare, which, according to Petro, allowed the Mapiripán massacre, in which 50 farmers were murdered. He asked how much money had been raised to address the earthquake and if that explained why, according to him, the full operation of the UNGRD had been prevented and international aid and volunteers had been rejected. https://t.co/eiJJnl3Lxu #ReformaPensional #Justicia #Corrupción (translated)

The author recommended reading a text from abogadosvenezuela and noted that it stated that in Venezuela, political prisoners were tortured with electricity, while the rest of the population was tortured by being left without electricity. #Venezuela #DerechosHumanos #Libertad #VE (translated)

Levy Rincón accused Luis Carlos Vélez and Vicky Dávila of rejecting the Maduro regime and Castro-Chavismo only when they were not receiving money that, according to him, Abelardo de la Espriella had laundered for Alex Saab. He argued that those funds came from the hunger of Venezuelans and directed serious insults against both. #Venezuela #Maduro #Corrupción (translated)

The author stated that the people affected by the earthquakes in Venezuela were still abandoned by the chavista regime, which he described as criminal and perverse, and criticized that the United States did not pressure to improve the situation of Venezuelans. #Venezuela #Terremotos #DerechosHumanos #VE #US (translated)

What a coincidence that all those who say protesting is unstrategic have electricity and drinking water service 24/7, 365 days a year… And they have annual incomes averaging 700% above the average Venezuelans in Venezuela. What a coincidence indeed… #Venezuela #Protestas #JusticiaSocial (translated)