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Val @vallha11a.neocities.org · 19/01/2026

This statement by @nytimes is factually incorrect. The vast majority of Caracas residents didn't lose power on January 3rd, not even "for a few minutes". This can be verified through publicly available data, videos of the attack, and testimonies from people on the ground. 🧵

"The attack caused most of Caracas's residents to lose their power for a few minutes, though some neighborhoods near the military base where Mr. Maduro was captured were left without electricity for up to 36 hours." - NYT

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andresazp.bsky.social @andresazp.bsky.social · 15/01/2026

Venezuelan gov accounts are returning to X. But X is still blocked on the major ISPs, including state-owned, so far. Not sure why so many intl folks are assuming it means unblocking, look at China, Russia, Iran… Follow @vesinfiltro.bsky.social for evidence-based updates on this #KeepItOn

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andresazp.bsky.social @andresazp.bsky.social · 07/01/2026

Venezuela's internet before, during and after the recent attacks. I discussed it with @eldomador.bsky.social and @networkphil.com on this Kentik podcast #internetVE

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Doug Madory @eldomador.bsky.social · 06/01/2026

🚨Timely and thorough discussion on the state of Venezuelan internet connectivity with @andresazp.bsky.social of @vesinfiltro.bsky.social and @networkphil.com for Telemetry Now (@kentik.bsky.social's podcast), recorded earlier today!🚨 Check it out! #VenezuelanCrisis www.kentik.com/telemetrynow...

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After Maduro: Analyzing Venezuela’s Internet During Political Upheaval

Host Philip Gervasi is joined by Andrés Azpúrua (Executive Director, VE sin Filtro / “Free and Secure Online”) and Kentik’s Doug Madory to examine what internet visibility can, and can’t, tell us duri...

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