US State Department reopens embassy in Venezuela
US consular and law-enforcement teams can resume in-country operations
Change
US State Department resumed diplomatic operations at its embassy in Caracas and began restoring the chancery to enable the full return of personnel and eventual resumption of consular and law-enforcement functions.
Why it matters
US officials will be able to engage directly from the embassy in Caracas with Venezuela’s interim government, civil society and the private sector. Laura F Dogu’s team is restoring the chancery building to prepare for the full return of personnel and the eventual resumption of consular services.
Implications
- — US embassy operations, consular and law-enforcement teams must complete chancery restoration and redeploy personnel to Caracas immediately — until redeployment is complete consular and investigative functions will continue to be performed from outside Venezuela.
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