Venezuela begins exporting LPG and strengthens its economy with 18 consecutive quarters of growth, supported by productive inclusion policies and sovereign funds oriented towards social development.

“We cannot stop, we must move forward and move forward for the social happiness of our people and to achieve the liberation of our hostages.”

The Venezuelan government announces diplomatic efforts with the U.S. to restore relations while denouncing the military aggression of January 3 and the kidnapping of President Nicolas Maduro.

Nicolás Maduro Guerra reaffirmed in a videoconference with Latin American leaders the continuity of the Bolivarian government under the leadership of interim president Delcy Rodríguez

Acting President Delcy Rodríguez led the solemn ceremony to honor the military and civilians who died and were wounded in defense of Venezuela on January 3, recognizing their courage and reaffirming the commitment to national sovereignty.

Rodríguez: “I am thrilled to know that we are within the framework of the 2nd Transformation, which is the Human City, and that we are providing safe homes to Venezuelan families.”

“Venezuela is not at war; Venezuela is a peaceful country that was attacked by a nuclear power.”

Rodríguez called for national unity to “defend our history and our dignity” against what she described as “international illegality.”

Rodriguez emphasized that his administration will be a direct continuation of the Bolivarian project, declaring that “Venezuela is not, nor will it ever be, a colony of anyone.” I

Delsy Rodriguez: “Let us swear as one country to move Venezuela forward in these terrible moments of threat to the stability and peace of the nation.”