Venezuelan Authorities Unlock Access to Press Websites
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In Venezuela, government-critical internet portals are said to be freely accessible again. The respective providers "have received the technical notice to unlock the domains (...)", the state telecommunications authority Conatel informed on its website. Thus, the office follows an order of the managing president Delcy Rodríguez.
The National Telecommunications Commission (Conatel) of Venezuela has announced that it has ordered local Internet operators to replace access to various websites and digital platforms of the national and international blocked press.
However, there continue to be high anomalies in access to VPItv, Sumarium, Venezuela Al Día and NTN24 portals, among others.
This Thursday the interim government restored access, until the closing of this note, to 10 news portals, following a request from the Program for Peace and Coexistence. The post El Nacional and other portals remain blocked despite the announcement of Conatel appeared first on El Carabobeño.
This was reported by the state telecommunications authority, the office follows the instructions of the managing president Rodríguez. Thursday noon many domains were still blocked
September 17, 2026.- The National Telecommunications Commission (Conatel) re-established, as of this Thursday, access to various national and international digital media platforms and media. According to a press release, the companies that provide services to Intercom,...
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