We Explain the Day
In El Diario we present a summary of the most important information you should know from Monday, May 11
TL;DR
- APUCV (Venezuelan University Professors Association) called for a national protest on May 12 in Caracas to demand dignified salaries and respect for collective bargaining agreements.
- 45 Venezuelan NGOs requested an independent international investigation into the death of political prisoner Víctor Quero, who died in state custody.
- Panama is offering free, US-funded flights for undocumented Venezuelans wishing to repatriate, with a registration deadline of May 13.
- Qatar Airways will launch flights to Caracas and Bogotá on July 22, marking the first time a Gulf carrier serves Venezuela.
- The captain of the cruise ship MV Hondius requested privacy for his crew and passengers following a hantavirus outbreak.
- Cole Allen, accused of attempting to assassinate Donald Trump, pleaded not guilty to federal charges in Washington.
- The Beatles will have their first museum in London, located at Savile Row, where they recorded their last album and held their final concert, set to open in 2027.