The United States has resumed operations at its embassy in Caracas, the State Department announced on Monday.
The move ends a seven-year hiatus. Ambassador Laura F. Dogu, who arrived in Caracas in January as charge d’affaires, is now leading efforts on the ground. Her team is restoring the chancery building to accommodate the full return of personnel and the eventual restart of consular services.
The reopening is a key milestone in implementing the president’s three-phase plan for Venezuela. It will allow direct engagement with the country’s interim government, civil society, and private sector, the department said in a statement….
US Reopens Embassy in Caracas
