Venezuela asks Charles III to release gold after earthquakes
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Venezuela has asked British King Charles III to release approximately 30 tons of Venezuelan gold frozen in the United Kingdom so that it can be used to help after the devastating earthquakes. This was announced by Delcy Rodríguez, who also stated that Caracas is also requesting the release of additional financial resources held abroad. Der Standard ↗
According to available information, the government requested on Wednesday, July 8, that the International Monetary Fund release blocked funds intended for disaster relief. The request comes approximately two weeks after a pair of powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela and caused extensive damage. NOS ↗
The Speaker of the National Assembly, Jorge Rodríguez, announced that the death toll has risen to 3,811. This is the latest tally released by Venezuelan authorities. Sources also mention injured persons, though the exact number is not specified in the information provided. seznamzpravy.cz ↗
Venezuela's gold and foreign assets remain a subject of dispute due to sanctions and political tensions surrounding the country. Caracas now claims it needs them to fund disaster relief. Further developments will depend on the response of the British side, the International Monetary Fund, and on whether a legal or political mechanism can be found to release the funds. France24 ↗
According to available information, the government requested on Wednesday, July 8, that the International Monetary Fund release blocked funds intended for disaster relief. The request comes approximately two weeks after a pair of powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela and caused extensive damage. NOS ↗
The Speaker of the National Assembly, Jorge Rodríguez, announced that the death toll has risen to 3,811. This is the latest tally released by Venezuelan authorities. Sources also mention injured persons, though the exact number is not specified in the information provided. seznamzpravy.cz ↗
Venezuela's gold and foreign assets remain a subject of dispute due to sanctions and political tensions surrounding the country. Caracas now claims it needs them to fund disaster relief. Further developments will depend on the response of the British side, the International Monetary Fund, and on whether a legal or political mechanism can be found to release the funds. France24 ↗
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Venezuela fordert Freigabe von Auslandsvermögen als Erdbebenhilfe
Der Standard
| 10:43 09.07.
Erdbeben in Venezuela: Venezuela fordert Freigabe von Auslandsvermögen als Erdbebenhilfe
Die Zeit
| 08:39 09.07.
Death toll from Venezuela earthquakes rises to 3,811
RTE News
| 04:44 09.07.
Král Karel III. s Camillou přijali prince Harryho a jeho rodinu
seznamzpravy.cz
| 22:26 10.07.
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