Venezuela waxay ka furtay xadka qaar ka mid ah warbaahinta la xirey muddo sanooyin ah
Venezuela waxay ka furtay xadka qaar ka mid ah warbaahinta la xirey muddo sanooyin ah, iyadoo heshiisyo cusub oo siyaasadeed loo diyaariyay. Tani waxay ku timid kadib markii madaxweynihii hore ee dalkaasi, Nicolas Maduro, uu la wareegay dowladda. Warbaahinta ayaa sheegtay in 17 goobood oo warbaahin ah laga furtay, balse 188 goobood oo kale ayaa wali xiran.
Heshiisyo cusub iyo tallaabooyin horumarineed
Venezuela waxay ka furtay xadka qaar ka mid ah warbaahinta la xirey muddo sanooyin ah, iyadoo heshiisyo cusub oo siyaasadeed loo diyaariyay. Tani waxay ku timid kadib markii madaxweynihii hore ee dalkaasi, Nicolas Maduro, uu la wareegay dowladda. Warbaahinta ayaa sheegtay in 17 goobood oo warbaahin ah laga furtay, balse 188 goobood oo kale ayaa wali xiran.
Dinorah Figuera, hoggaamiyaha wakiilada mucaaradka, waxay ku baaqday in warbaahinta la furo si buuxda, iyadoo sheegtay in tallaabadan ay tahay tallaabo hore oo muhiim ah. Waxay intaas ku dartay in warbaahinta la furo ay tahay in la raaco sharciga, mana ahan in la xiro si aan loo baahnayn.
Warbaahinta iyo xaaladda guud
VE Sin Filtro, ururka xuquuqda dijitaalka ah, waxay xaqiijisay in 17 goobood oo warbaahin ah laga furtay, balse 188 goobood oo kale ayaa wali xiran, kuwaas oo ka mid ah 79 goobood oo warbaahin ah. Tani waxay muujisay in xaaladdu ay wali adag tahay, inkastoo tallaabooyin horumarineed la qaaday.
Gustavo Villapol, wasiirka arrimaha warbaahinta, waxaa uu sheegay in tallaabadan ay tahay in la yareeyo kala duwanaanshaha, balse warbaahinta kale ayaa wali xiran. Luis Ernesto Blanco, agaasimaha Runrunes, waxaa uu sheegay in tallaabadan ay tahay in la aqoonsado in warbaahinta la xiro.
Cabsida warbaahinta iyo horumarka
Victor Amaya, hoggaamiyaha TalCual, waxaa uu sheegay in uu ka xumahay in warbaahinta kale oo xiran ay dib u furmaan, balse wuxuu rajaynayaa in xaaladdu ay noqoto mid caadi ah. TalCual waxay ka baxday 60% ee macaamiisha iyo dhaqaalaha, taasoo muujisay in xadka uu saameyn weyn ku yeeshay.
Reporters Without Borders, ururka warbaahinta, waxay sheegtay in xadka iyo xadka warbaahinta uu saameyn weyn ku yeeshay warbaahinta madax-bannaan ee Venezuela. Tani waxay muujisay in xaaladdu ay wali adag tahay, inkastoo tallaabooyin horumarineed la qaaday.
Venezuela's telecom regulator announced the unblocking of 17 news websites that had been restricted for years, a move timed to coincide with the second round of peace talks in Caracas between the interim government and opposition leaders.
A Partial Unblocking Under New Leadership
Under the administration of Nicolas Maduro, hundreds of national and international websites were censored, a practice that continued until his ouster in January. The decision to lift restrictions on 17 sites came as part of a broader effort to reduce polarization following the political transition.
Gustavo Villapol, the Deputy Communications Minister, stated on state television that the government could no longer use communication for interests external to the nation's vital meaning, framing the unblocking as a necessary step toward a normalized information environment.
Opposition and Civil Society React with Cautious Optimism
Dinorah Figuera, head of the opposition delegation, celebrated the decision on X, declaring that informing without fear must be a matter of compliance with the law rather than a privilege, and warned that many more media outlets still needed to return.
Luis Ernesto Blanco, editorial director of Runrunes, described the move as an official acknowledgment that public debate had been stifled, while Victor Amaya, who runs the TalCual portal blocked in mid-2024, expressed skepticism about whether all censored sites would eventually become accessible again.
Significant Gaps Remain in Restored Access
VE Sin Filtro, a digital rights organization, confirmed that 188 websites remain inaccessible, including 79 news portals, meaning the vast majority of previously blocked sites have not yet been restored to Venezuelan users.
The TalCual portal alone lost 60% of its audience and much of its advertising revenue during the blockade, and Reporters Without Borders warned last month that repression and a hostile legal environment had severely stifled independent journalism in the country.
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