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Welcome to Noti-Venezuela!

Hello, friends! Here is the summary of national and international news for March 25, 2025! 🌟

Source: Juan Miguel Avalos CNP *The Power of Information* Excellent informative journalist.

HEADLINES TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 2025

Good morning

• The United States will impose a 25% tariff on all commercial operations of countries that buy oil from Venezuela.
• With the mediation of the U.S., Ukraine and Russia are negotiating a ceasefire.
• China intensifies preparations for a possible maritime quarantine over Taiwan.
• The mayor of Istanbul, imprisoned and the main opposition to Erdogan, has been designated as a presidential candidate.
• A plane with 199 migrants deported from the U.S. landed in Venezuela.
• Luisa González will recognize Maduro and deport Venezuelans if she wins the elections in Ecuador.
• Severe storms are hitting the southern U.S. and activating tornado alerts.
• Marco Rubio reaffirmed U.S. support for Israel against Hamas in Gaza.
• The U.S. neutralized Houthi leaders, including their top missile specialist.
• The government of Israel approved a vote of no confidence against the Attorney General.
• Taiwan intercepted a Chinese ship with 500,000 liters of fuel in restricted waters.
• North Carolina and South Carolina declared a state of emergency due to fires.
• Taylor Swift broke her 100-day pause on Instagram to congratulate Selena Gomez on her new album: “I love it.”
• Turkey: The opposition will maintain daily mobilizations until Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu is released.
• Alerts have been raised about the deteriorating health of Américo de Grazia.
• The FBI is working 12-hour shifts to expedite the review of documents in the Jeffrey Epstein case.
• A sharp decline in sales and prices of homes in Florida, housing bubble.
• Spain is the preferred country for leaving Venezuela after U.S. restrictions.
• Lula visits Japan and Vietnam to try to open new markets for Brazil.
• TAP Air Portugal will resume seasonal flights between Caracas and Funchal.
• Fedeagro: Producers are deserting from the vegetable sector to coffee.
• Former U.S. prosecutor Jessica Aber found dead: She had resigned in January.
• What is known about the licenses for Repsol and Maurel & Prom in Venezuela after the suspension of Chevron's authorization?
• Diosdado Cabello requests identification of Venezuelan migrants deported from the U.S. and El Salvador.
• The new stage of Pope Francis after hospitalization will be under a "strict recovery" regime.
• Venezuela will be under the influence of Sahara dust.
• Lorenzo Monasterio denounces abandonment of gas pipeline in Barquisimeto.
• The public administration will apply special hours for 6 weeks due to rising temperatures.
• The Secretary of U.S. Security will visit the mega prison in El Salvador.
• Violence in Catatumbo leaves 60,000 displaced in Colombia.
• Delegations from Russia and the U.S. meet in Saudi Arabia.
• Dilma Rousseff is re-elected president of the BRICS Bank.
• There is no official information about the delay for the Economic War Bond for pensioners.
• The government ordered a reduction in working hours in the public administration starting this Monday, March 24.
• Venezuelans were taken to El Salvador under false pretenses: They were told they would go to their country.
• Hispanics with restaurants in Los Angeles are on the brink of bankruptcy: people are not going out for fear of ICE.
• The official dollar surpassed Bs. 68 on March 24, and the parallel remained stable.
• Maduro attributes the electrical crisis to a "climatic event."
• Peru recommended its fans not to travel to Venezuela for the match against La Vinotinto.
• The U.S. confirmed a new shipment of Venezuelan migrants to Guantanamo.
• The Ukrainian train company reports a “massive” cyberattack.
• Trump seeks sponsorships for the White House in the Easter Egg Roll.
• The cherry blossom season began in Tokyo, five days earlier than last year.
• Two PNB officers and a prosecutor were detained for alleged corruption.
• The U.S. Attorney General asks the Supreme Court to get involved in the dispute with the judge over the Enemies Act.

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“The success is not final; failure is not fatal. What really counts is the courage to continue.” — Winston Churchill

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