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Delcy Rodríguez inspects Maiquetía's temporary terminals ahead of Tuesday's reopening

Acting president Delcy Rodríguez toured the temporary terminals of Maiquetía's Simón Bolívar airport, closed since the earthquakes, alongside National Assembly president Jorge Rodríguez. According to VTV, the facilities reopen Tuesday, September 1, with capacity for 720 outbound international passengers and 480 domestic.

Infobae had already reported on August 26 that the airport would set up temporary terminals to resume flights on that same September 1, after nearly two months closed. The tour also included the transport minister and Conviasa president Aníbal Bellorín.

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