Overview
- Vente Venezuela says gatherings are planned in roughly 80 cities across more than two dozen countries, while it has not confirmed in‑country events due to what it calls escalating repression and safety concerns.
- María Corina Machado tells supporters the political transition is inevitable and says the opposition is focused on planning an orderly next phase.
- The Norwegian Nobel Committee’s leader warned her travel to Oslo for the Dec. 10 ceremony could be dangerous and expressed hope her security is guaranteed, with attendance still uncertain.
- U.S. measures have intensified under President Donald Trump, including additional sanctions and a full closure of airspace over and around Venezuela, increasing pressure on Caracas.
- Opposition figures remain split, with Machado and allies embracing a hardline approach tied to U.S. pressure while others urge a negotiated transition to avoid a destabilizing power vacuum.