Venezuela: la crisi dei diritti umani a 100 giorni dal terremoto
A dieci mesi dall’intervento militare statunitense a Caracas e a oltre 100 giorni dal terremoto che ha colpito il Venezuela, il webinar propone un approfondimento sul nuovo contesto politico e sulla situazione dei diritti umani nel paese.
Chi governa oggi il Venezuela? Cosa è cambiato dal 3 gennaio? Qual è stata la risposta alle conseguenze del terremoto e ai bisogni della popolazione? E quale ruolo può avere Amnesty International nel monitoraggio e nella tutela dei diritti umani?
Ne parliamo con:
Marcos Gomez, direttore di Amnesty International Venezuela
Clara del Campo, senior campaigner per il Sud America, Ufficio Regionale delle Americhe di Amnesty International
Introduce e modera:
Franco Mazzarella, Coordinamento America Latina, Amnesty International Italia
Venezuela: The human rights crisis 100 days after the earthquake
Amnesty International Italy | October 26, 2026 | 1:00–2:30 PM ET | Online webinar
What You’ll Learn: Examine Venezuela’s evolving political and human rights situation following U.S. military intervention in Caracas and the earthquake affecting the country. Explore changes in political leadership, humanitarian needs, disaster response, government accountability and the role of international human rights monitoring.
Why This Matters: Venezuela’s overlapping political, humanitarian and infrastructure challenges demonstrate how instability and natural disasters can compound existing vulnerabilities. Understanding these interconnected pressures is essential to protecting fundamental rights, strengthening humanitarian responses and supporting affected communities.
Action Level: DISCOVER
What You’ll Leave With: An updated perspective on Venezuela’s political situation, humanitarian conditions, disaster response and human rights concerns, informed by Amnesty International’s regional experts. Greater awareness of opportunities for human rights advocacy and international solidarity.
Best For: Human rights advocates, journalists, humanitarian organizations, policymakers, researchers, educators, Latin American affairs specialists, civil society organizations and people concerned about Venezuela’s future.
Systems It Connects To:
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Human and civil rights
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Personal and digital democracy
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Public and planetary health
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Smarter cities and resilient infrastructure
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Finance and economic security
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Media and storytelling
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Humanitarian response and disaster preparedness
Languages: Italian, with interpretation from Spanish.
Accessibility and Participation Support: Online participation through advance registration. A webinar access link is provided after registration. Spanish-to-Italian interpretation is confirmed. Live captions, sign-language interpretation and other accessibility accommodations are not specified.
Recording / Replay Available? Unknown. Amnesty International has not confirmed a recording or replay for this webinar.
Replay / Resource URL: Official webinar registration and information page. No separate replay URL is currently listed.
Practical Next Step: Register for the webinar and prepare questions about humanitarian assistance, political accountability, disaster recovery and human rights protections. Following the discussion, review Amnesty International’s Venezuela reporting and identify credible opportunities to support affected communities, share verified information or participate in human rights advocacy.
Source: Amnesty International Italy, official event announcement. Speakers include Marcos Gomez, Clara del Campo and moderator Franco Mazzarella. The event’s discussion topics are confirmed by the organizer; learning outcomes and suggested actions are editorial adaptations for Mobilized News.