委内瑞拉电信监管机构宣布解除对17家新闻网站多年来的审查限制1。这一举措发生在马杜罗政权倒台后，现任由反对派领导人迪尼亚·罗德里格斯主导的临时政府在美国支持下与反对派进行和谈期间1。通讯副部长古斯塔沃·维拉波尔表示，此决定旨在"结束两极分化"1。
尽管部分网站已恢复访问，委内瑞拉的审查状况仍然严峻。目前仍有188个网站无法访问，其中包括79个新闻门户网站1。2024年中期遭封禁的TalCual新闻门户因此损失了60%的受众1。反对派代表迪诺拉·菲格拉表示："没有恐惧的信息不能继续是一种特权，而应该是遵守法律"1。无国界记者组织上月指出委内瑞拉的言论自由受到严重压制1。
Venezuela's telecommunications regulatory authority has lifted censorship restrictions on several news websites, marking a shift in media policy under the country's interim government.1 The decision comes following the collapse of the Maduro regime, with opposition leader Dinia Rodriguez now leading a transitional administration supported by the United States.1
The unblocking of 17 news outlets represents an attempt to reduce polarization in the country.1 Communications Vice Minister Gustavo Vilaport stated the measure aims to "end polarization,"1 while opposition representative Dinora Figura declared that "information without fear cannot continue to be a privilege, but should be a matter of compliance with the law."1 However, significant restrictions remain in place: 188 websites remain inaccessible, including 79 news portals.1 The TalCual news portal, which was blocked in mid-2024, lost 60 percent of its audience.1 Reporters Without Borders noted last month that Venezuela's freedom of expression remains severely constrained.1
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