The US State Department has issued a strange travel warning to those who want to visit Venezuela – that they should prepare a wish and nominate proper insurance beneficiaries and/ or Power of Attorney.Venezuela is a South American country on the Border of the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. There was already a warning, but the government recently released it again, raising the warning.The advisor comes and the US and Venezuela get caught under a diplomatic tension. The US Treasury Department canceled Chevron’s license to export Venezuela oil, inspiring Nicolas Maduro government to suspend exile flights on 8 March. An agreement to resume the repatriation flights carrying immigrants in the US illegally reached the same month later.Since March 2019, the US has not had a working embassy in Karakas, leaving Americans in Venezuela without consular support or withdrawal options. The crack of Trump is also being deported on the illegal immigration of Venezuela.
What does the new advisor say?
The new advisor replaces an old man released in 2024. The situation has deteriorated and now the new advisor says: “Do not travel in Venezuela due to the high risk of wrong detention, torture in custody, terrorism, kidnapping, local laws, crime, citizens unwanted, and poor health badly,”“If you decide to travel to Venezuela … then prepare a will and nominate the appropriate insurance beneficiaries and/or power of attorney.”
