Britain upgrades diplomatic relations with Venezuela
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The decision comes eight months after the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in a US operation, and as the interim government and part of the opposition join efforts to recover gold reserves from the South American country frozen in London by sanctions from the United Kingdom. "The United Kingdom and Venezuela have agreed their intention to raise their diplomatic representation to the ambassadorial level," said British minister for L…
The British are returning to Caracas
The British are returning to CaracasMore and more countries are resuming contacts with the interim Government of Venezuela. The British authorities have announced their intention to restore a full-fledged diplomatic presence in the country and appoint...
Venezuela & UK Upgrade Diplomatic Relations (+Seized Gold)
Caracas (OrinocoTribune.com)—On Tuesday, Venezuela and the United Kingdom agreed to upgrade their diplomatic relations, with London announcing plans to restore ambassador-level representation in Caracas after years of strained ties and disputes over Venezuelan sovereign assets seized and held by the United Kingdom. The Venezuelan Ministry for Foreign Affairs announced that the agreement followed talks between […]
Jorge Rodríguez, president of the National Assembly, presented to Harriet Thompson of the Foreign Office the advances in energy investment. The president in charge supported the management to restore ties with London.
The United Kingdom announced on Tuesday that it will raise the level of its diplomatic relations with Venezuela, with the appointment of an ambassador to the country. According to the British government, the measure will strengthen its capacity to contribute to a democratic transition in the Latin American nation. Read also: Used oil equipment in the US earns new fate in Venezuela Trump's doctrine fails to diminish China's influence in Latin Ame…
Britain restores diplomatic ties with Venezuela to support democratic transition process
Britain said the move did not signal endorsement of Venezuela's disputed 2024 election or of any political faction, but reflected its longstanding policy of maintaining relations with country.
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