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NewsWPLG Local 10 – EspañolAugust 11, 2026Miami-Dade

Venezuela and Israel agree to establish consular service coordination

Venezuela and Israel have agreed to create a coordination mechanism to provide consular services to their respective citizens living in each other's countries. This agreement follows a humanitarian visit by an Israeli delegation to Venezuela after the earthquakes in June.

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Why It Matters

This agreement establishes a formal channel for citizens of Venezuela and Israel to access consular support while residing in the other nation.

Key Facts

  • Venezuela and Israel agreed to establish a coordination mechanism for consular services.
  • The agreement applies to citizens of each country residing in the other.
  • The agreement follows a visit by an Israeli humanitarian delegation to Venezuela.
  • The humanitarian visit was prompted by earthquakes in Venezuela in June.

Who's Mentioned

personDelcy Rodríguez“Acting President of Venezuela who received foreign aid.”locationIsrael“Country providing humanitarian aid and consular coordination.”locationVenezuela“Country receiving humanitarian aid and establishing consular coordination.”personNicolás Maduro“Deposed former President of Venezuela.”personHugo Chávez“Former President of Venezuela who broke relations with Israel in 2009.”personFélix Plasencia“Venezuelan Foreign Minister who announced the agreement.”organizationAP“News agency reporting the event”personDonald Trump“Former U.S. President mentioned in the context of international aid.”