Venezuela News - 2026-04-11
Overall Highlights
- Venezuela has approved a new mining law aimed at attracting foreign investment and support from the United States.
- The Venezuelan opposition is calling for presidential elections due to the perceived absence of President Maduro.
- The U.S. is considering lifting sanctions on Venezuela’s central bank as part of a potential thaw in relations.
- There are conflicting views on the legitimacy of the current Venezuelan government and its leadership.
- Regional dynamics are shifting as countries like Trinidad and Tobago recognize Venezuela’s acting president.
Venezuelan Perspective (Venezuelan Sources)
- Venezuela has enacted a mining law to encourage foreign investment, particularly from the U.S.
- The opposition is demanding elections, citing Maduro’s ‘absolute absence’ from governance.
- Political parties like Vente Venezuela are pushing for a declaration of ‘absolute absence’ to facilitate elections.
- Larry Devoe has assumed the role of Attorney General despite facing international sanctions.
United States Perspective (United States Sources)
- The U.S. has lifted sanctions on the Venezuelan interim president, indicating a potential stabilization of relations.
- There is a focus on balancing diplomatic efforts between Venezuela and other geopolitical concerns, such as Ukraine.
- Trinidad and Tobago’s recognition of Venezuela’s acting president reflects a shift in regional diplomatic stances.
- The U.S. is evaluating the lifting of sanctions on Venezuela’s central bank, which could impact economic relations.
Sources
This summary is based on 20 articles from the following sources:
- [es-VE] Venezuela aprueba ley minera para atraer inversión extranjera y apoyo de Estados Unidos - Revista ProActivo (4/10/2026)
- [es-VE] Oposición venezolana pide convocar elecciones ante ‘ausencia absoluta’ de Maduro - El Nuevo Herald (4/10/2026)
- [es-VE] Venezuela aprueba ley minera para abrir sector a inversión extranjera tras presión de Estados Unidos - Tribuna de México (4/10/2026)
- [es-VE] Oposición venezolana pide convocar elecciones presidenciales ante “ausencia absoluta” de Maduro - El Comercio Perú (4/10/2026)
- [es-VE] Oposición pide convocar elecciones presidenciales en Venezuela ante “ausencia absoluta” de Maduro - El Economista (4/10/2026)
- [es-VE] LARRY DEVOE ASUME LA FISCALÍA GENERAL DE VENEZUELA PESE A SANCIONES INTERNACIONALES EN SU CONTRA - Vilas Radio (4/10/2026)
- [es-VE] Vente Venezuela exige elecciones presidenciales ante la ausencia de Nicolás Maduro - Analitica.com (4/10/2026)
- [es-VE] Vente Venezuela exige declarar “falta absoluta” y convocar a elecciones tras 90 días de la salida de Maduro #10Abr - El Impulso (4/10/2026)
- [es-VE] Henri Falcón: “Venezuela demanda alivio de sanciones, estabilidad e inversión” - La iguana TV (4/10/2026)
- [es-VE] EE.UU. evalúa levantar sanciones al Banco Central de Venezuela - Perfil (4/9/2026)
- [en-US] U.S. Lifts Sanctions On Venezuelan Interim President As Relations Stabilize - The Organization for World Peace (4/10/2026)
- [en-US] UK Diplomacy Balances Venezuela and Ukraine Amid US Tensions - National Today (4/10/2026)
- [en-US] Trinidad’s prime minister escalates feud with Caribbean neighbors over US policy in the region - AP News (4/10/2026)
- [en-US] Trinidad and Tobago Recognises Venezuela’s Acting President - Caribbean Today (4/10/2026)
- [en-US] Venezuela Travel Insurance Crisis: War Exclusions, OFAC Sanctions and Government Restrictions Leave Travellers Exposed - Travel And Tour World (4/10/2026)
- [en-US] Caribbean Travel Shock: Venezuela Military Activity and Airspace Restrictions Redraw Aviation and Shipping Routes - Travel And Tour World (4/10/2026)
- [en-US] Trump’s Venezuela Report Card - Foreign Policy (4/10/2026)
- [en-US] Venezuela, Grenada Deepen Cooperation in Key Sectors - teleSUR English (4/10/2026)
- [en-US] Good Friday, Venezuelan protests and other top photos from Latin America and the Caribbean - Union-Bulletin (4/10/2026)
- [en-US] Good Friday, Venezuelan protests and other top photos from Latin America and the Caribbean - Ottumwa Courier (4/10/2026)