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NewsWPLG Local 10 – Main FeedJuly 30, 2026Miami-Dade

Chile and Venezuela Agree to Restore Consular Relations

The Chilean government has reached an agreement with Venezuela to resume consular services and establish a plan for the gradual normalization of diplomatic ties, which had been frozen since 2024.

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Why It Matters

This agreement restores official consular channels between the two nations, which directly impacts citizens requiring document processing, legal assistance, or diplomatic support in either country.

Key Facts

  • Chile and Venezuela have formally agreed to restore consular relations.
  • The two nations have established a roadmap for the progressive normalization of bilateral ties.
  • Diplomatic and consular relations between the two countries had been frozen since 2024.

Who's Mentioned

personDelcy Rodríguez“Acting President of Venezuela”locationVenezuela“Country”personJosé Antonio Kast“President of Chile”personNicolás Maduro“President of Venezuela”personFrancisco Pérez Mackenna“Chilean Foreign Minister”personEdmundo González“Venezuelan opposition candidate”locationChile“Country”personGabriel Boric“Former President of Chile”personDonald Trump“Former President of the United States”