Elon Musk: Starlink officially authorized to provide satellite internet in Venezuela
Elon Musk retweeted a post from @cb_doge, stating that Venezuela's telecom regulator, Conatel, has officially authorized Starlink to provide satellite internet services nationwide. This approval follows Starlink's provision of over 1,600 kits to support rescue teams, medical staff, and humanitarian groups after June's earthquakes damaged local networks. The authorization is expected to connect more communities, offering greater choice and new opportunities for learning, work, and staying connected.
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