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📊 A historic visit that leaves a very undiplomatic question
The UN High Commissioner ended a two-day tour of Venezuela, the first by an office-holder of that position in the country, and the message he left was two-faced. On the one hand, recognition that the double earthquake in June hit with brutal force: more than 12,000 homes destroyed, entire families displaced, and a human toll exceeding 6,500 deaths. On the other, the optimistic reading: there is capacity to recover and the will to get back up, even though the path is long and the challenge, enormous.

📊 A visit that isn’t just protocol
The UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi, set foot on Venezuelan soil this Friday and met with the acting president, Delcy Rodríguez. The official agenda calls for strengthening cooperation and laying out a concrete humanitarian action roadmap. Salih traveled accompanied by ACNUR’s regional director for the Americas, Isabel Márquez, and by the UN country resident coordinator, Álvaro Rodríguez. On the Venezuelan side were the foreign minister, Félix Plasencia, the vice foreign minister, Oliver Blanco, and the deputy minister, Joaquín Pérez.