La jefa del régimen chavista, Delcy Rodríguez, anunció este domingo la creación de una comisión que tendrá la misión de inspeccionar las viviendas afectadas por los terremotos del pasado miércoles y determinar cuáles reúnen las condiciones necesarias para volver a ser habitadas.

Rodríguez explicó que el grupo estará integrado por organismos públicos, especialistas en ingeniería y universidades, y que su trabajo será clave para definir el futuro inmediato de miles de familias que permanecen fuera de sus hogares tras el desastre.

Durante una transmisión por el canal de propaganda Venezolana de Televisión (VTV), la designada del chavismo informó que el equipo comenzará de inmediato la evaluación de casas, edificios y otras infraestructuras dañadas por los sismos. El objetivo es establecer el nivel de riesgo de cada inmueble mediante un sistema de clasificación inspirado en un semáforo.

Explicó que las edificaciones serán identificadas con los colores verde, amarillo o rojo, de acuerdo con el estado de su estructura. Esa clasificación permitirá establecer si una vivienda puede seguir siendo utilizada, si requiere reparaciones antes de ser ocupada o si representa un peligro para sus habitantes.

“La comisión presidencial está ya trabajando para verificar las condiciones de habitabilidad, si las personas pueden ya regresar a sus hogares”, afirmó Rodríguez durante su intervención.

Además de las viviendas, la comisión revisará carreteras, puentes y otras obras de infraestructura que pudieron haber sufrido daños como consecuencia de los movimientos telúricos. Según indicó, la participación de colegios de ingenieros y universidades busca aportar evaluaciones técnicas independientes para agilizar el diagnóstico de las zonas afectadas.

Como parte de las medidas anunciadas, Rodríguez confirmó la prórroga de la suspensión de clases por una semana adicional mientras continúan las inspecciones en escuelas y edificios públicos. La decisión busca reducir riesgos hasta contar con un panorama más claro sobre el estado de las instalaciones educativas.

Rodríguez también informó la conformación de una segunda instancia encargada de atender a quienes perdieron sus viviendas. Ese grupo tendrá la responsabilidad de organizar campamentos temporales para los damnificados y preparar proyectos de construcción de nuevos inmuebles destinados a las familias que no puedan regresar a sus hogares.

Esa comisión estará presidida por Jorge Rodríguez, titular del Parlamento, e incluirá representantes del Ministerio de Hábitat y Vivienda, además de autoridades nacionales, regionales y municipales de Caracas y de los estados La Guaira, Aragua, Miranda, Carabobo y Falcón, las entidades con mayores afectaciones tras los terremotos.

La jefa del chavismo también presentó un balance de la recuperación de los servicios públicos en La Guaira, el estado más golpeado por los derrumbes. Según las cifras oficiales, el suministro eléctrico ya fue restablecido en un 75 %, mientras que el servicio de agua potable alcanza una recuperación del 68 %. Asimismo, aseguró que cerca del 90 % de la red vial ya se encuentra nuevamente operativa.

En relación con las tareas de emergencia, afirmó que continúan los operativos de búsqueda y rescate.

“Se han recuperado personas con vida”, sostuvo, al remarcar que las labores no serán suspendidas mientras exista la posibilidad de hallar sobrevivientes entre los escombros.

El balance oficial difundido este domingo señala que 33 personas han sido rescatadas con vida desde el inicio de la emergencia. Las autoridades mantienen desplegados equipos nacionales e internacionales especializados en búsqueda urbana, concentrados principalmente en el estado La Guaira.

Las cifras del oficialismo elevan a 1.450 el número de fallecidos y a 3.150 la cantidad de heridos por los terremotos de magnitudes 7,2 y 7,5 registrados el miércoles. Además, 12.721 familias permanecen damnificadas.

Mientras el régimen chavista anunciaba nuevas medidas, en las zonas más afectadas aumentó el malestar de vecinos y voluntarios por el ritmo de las tareas de rescate. En Tanaguarena, estado La Guaira, un grupo de pobladores reclamó a militares que dejaran de permanecer como fuerza de vigilancia y se incorporaran a la remoción de escombros.

“El país necesita de ustedes. Baja tu arma, baja los plomos”, gritó uno de los manifestantes a los uniformados, mientras decenas de personas intentaban localizar víctimas en un edificio colapsado.

Alexander Mijares, un comerciante que participaba como voluntario en la búsqueda de una amiga desaparecida, cuestionó que los militares hubieran llegado armados en lugar de hacerlo con herramientas para colaborar en las tareas de rescate.

“¿Por qué los trajeron con fusil y con armas? ¿Dónde está la guerra?”, expresó.

Tras los reclamos de vecinos y rescatistas, los militares tomaron picos y palas y comenzaron a colaborar en la remoción de escombros, en una escena que reflejó la creciente exigencia de las comunidades afectadas para acelerar las operaciones de búsqueda y recuperación de víctimas.

A «new normal» of heightened risk and uncertain regulation is impacting the Strait of Hormuz, shipping firm Hapag-Lloyd warned Sunday, as military strikes escalated and conflicting routing directives plunged the waterway into operational chaos.

The remarks from the German shipping giant also came as Tehran «simultaneously» began moving millions of barrels of crude oil from Kharg Island for the first time in days, according to maritime intelligence firm Windward AI.

«At Kharg, the T-Jetty and Western Terminal loaded simultaneously for the first time in days; the East Waiting Area holds 28 tankers, 27 dark, signaling the Iranian crude export cycle restarting,» Windward AI said in a post on X.

The outbound cargo consists of an estimated 4.12 million barrels of wet cargo, including crude oil and other liquid hydrocarbons. Of that total, about 3.91 million barrels are crude oil, analytics firm Vortexa said.

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«We have to acknowledge that this is for some months the new normal in the Persian Gulf region,» Hapag-Lloyd AG spokesperson Hanja Maria Richter told Fox News Digital.

«The situation has been fluid for us since the beginning of the conflict,» she said before adding that constant vigilance has become essential to operating in the region.

«We have been making and still make regular risk and situation assessments with our security partners, all relevant authorities and our people on shore and, of course, on the vessels,» Richter said.

«It is a region in conflict, so we consider this with every single ship we move in the region and assess the risks for every vessel and its crew individually.»

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USS George H.W. Bush transits the Arabian Sea as U.S. forces enforce a naval blockade against Iran and support Project Freedom in the Strait of Hormuz, according to U.S. Central Command. (CENTCOM)

Richter’s remarks came as U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) launched airstrikes against Iranian targets, including Qeshm Island on June 26 after a vessel was struck in the strait.

This prompted Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) to retaliate by targeting U.S. military sites in Kuwait and Bahrain. 

Adding to the strike risk is a tug-of-war over control of the transit lanes.

Lloyd’s List described the fracturing of the waterway as a «confused, two-tier system now operating in the strait, which remains split between the Iran-controlled northern route and a U.S.-protected southern ‘highway,’ with the pre-war routes rendered unusable because of the risk of mines, separating them.»

Iran is responsible for managing and fully reopening maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz under recent understandings, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Sunday, according to Iran International.

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Ships are anchored in the Strait of Hormuz off Bandar Abbas in southern Iran on May 4. A report on May 15 said a ship was seized off the coast of the United Arab Emirates and is being brought to Iranian waters. (Amirhossein Khorgooei/ISNA/AFP via Getty Images)

Iranian state television said that passage through the Strait of Hormuz demands coordination with the IRGC.

Hapag-Lloyd pushed back against any future attempts to weaponize or monetize passage through the critical global chokepoint.

«It would be fundamentally wrong to impose fees for passage through international waters,» Richter said.

«Fees for infrastructure such as the Suez Canal or the Panama Canal are a different matter, as they reflect major infrastructure investments. That is not the case with the Strait of Hormuz.»

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While thousands of crew members remain caught by conflicting naval directives, Hapag-Lloyd said it had successfully navigated the initial bottleneck.

«Good news is that we were able to have all Hapag-Lloyd vessels that were affected by the temporary closure of the Strait of Hormuz and had been waiting in the Persian Gulf depart safely from the Gulf,» Richter noted before adding that «the safety of our crews is our highest priority.»

Tehran has deployed a new front on Western social media, including a covert influence campaign to sway Americans and undermine President Donald Trump’s push for a nuclear deal, experts warned Sunday.

Following the February U.S. strikes on Iran that decapitated much of Tehran’s leadership and the signing of an interim memorandum of understanding (MOU) between Tehran and Washington, the analysts also claim Iranian officials are relying more on digital proxies to project centralized control.

«Iran’s leadership now lives on X because it is a decapitated leadership,» counterterrorism expert Dr. Omar Mohammed told Fox News Digital.

«The regime has moved its legitimacy contest onto a platform, and once you are fighting there, you optimize for it,» Mohammed, of the George Washington Program on Extremism, added.

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«There are English, screenshot-ready lines, memeable contempt and civilizational pride. It is adaptation under pressure — an influence operation forced by the fact that the men running Iran can no longer stand at a podium.»

After Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei was killed on Feb. 28, the regime’s senior leadership was largely eliminated, and the new leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, is in hiding. Mohammed said Iran’s digital messaging has since become more centralized.

«The coordination between the leadership is visible: You watch the same lines reposted verbatim by the judiciary chief, the vice president and the security council within minutes,» the expert explained.

«That is a central media shop pushing copy, not officials independently moved by the same spirit at the same moment. And the register gives it away.»

According to Mohammed, the regime’s X accounts serve as a manufactured proxy for the leadership vacuum while exploiting political divisions in the United States, a strategy that he says surfaced even more after Trump signed a new peace deal on June 17 in Versailles.

«Tehran is not aiming at the United States as a single entity,» Mohammed said.

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New Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei and President Donald Trump are shown side by side as opposing figures in the Middle East. (Vahid Salemi/AP; Julia Demaree Nikhinson/AP)

«It reads Washington as two power centers and pitches to both — working to embarrass the deal the president owns while speaking the language of multipolarity back to the worldview it attributes to the vice president.»

In the wake of the signing and the first round of negotiations in Switzerland, for example, Trump said on Truth Social that unfrozen Iranian assets would be used to buy American agricultural products, including soybeans, wheat and corn.

The Treasury Department, he wrote, would release the Iranian assets «into escrow, controlled by the United States, and will be used for the purchase of food and medical supplies, exclusively from the United States, including corn, wheat and soybeans from our great American farmers. These are things that are desperately needed by Iran.»

The regime’s posts from its lead negotiator, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, mocked the claims as «trash talks.»

«America falsely claims our unfrozen assets will buy their agriculture. Interesting. The only crop we’re harvesting is what you planted: decades of mistrust. It’s organic, abundant, and homegrown. But apparently the U.S. only exports GMO soybeans, broken promises and trash talks,» Ghalibaf wrote on X.

«The agriculture jab is aimed straight at Trump, who personally sold the frozen-assets release to American farmers as a corn-and-soybean windfall, so mocking ‘GMO soybeans and broken promises’ is built to embarrass the deal he owns,» Mohammed claimed.

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Vance tells Fox News Digital the U.S.-Iran deal tests whether Tehran will trade decades of isolation for sanctions relief and renewed Western ties. (Fox News Digital)

«Tehran gains if it can discredit the deal the president is selling,» he added.

«That is also not a 64-year-old Iranian speaker writing for himself; that is a young social media team writing in his name,» Mohammed said.

Mohammed also noted Trump’s posts are his own, with the «account and the man the same.»

«The Iranian accounts are the reverse. They come from an institution manufacturing a public presence for a leadership that can no longer appear in person,» he said.

As ordinary Iranian citizens continue to face strict internet restrictions at home, Tehran’s elite enjoy open access to foreign platforms to target Western audiences.

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Tehran has deployed a new front on Western social media, including an influence campaign to sway Americans and undermine President Donald Trump’s push for a deal, analysts warn. (Hamed Malekpour / Middle East Images / AFP via Getty Images)

Alp Toker, of internet monitoring firm NetBlocks, told Fox News Digital that the regime had «learned» asymmetric information warfare.

«These regimes are learning to combine social media, AI and internet censorship as tools for asymmetric information warfare, benefiting from a global audience while sidestepping accountability to their own citizens,» he said.

«There is a two-tier system in which government officials can use the platform freely to promote their agenda while denying access to their citizens, as they do in Iran.

«It’s a double-edged sword — you get more open politics at the cost of regime propagandization.

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«Iranian authorities, among others, are getting better at gaming this system,» Toker added.

Mohammed said the parallel systems — a heavily censored internet at home and what he described as an «open megaphone» aimed at Western audiences — provide the strongest evidence the campaign is an external influence operation rather than organic domestic speech.