ven.plus is context infrastructure: a living directory that documents what exists, what works, what doesn’t, and what is uncertain in Venezuela (starting in Caracas).

No. It does not publish news, opinions, or narratives. It documents operational reality with dates and constraints.

No. There is no advertising, ranking, or paid placement. It does not offer traditional consulting services.

Decision-makers: individuals and organizations that need reliable context before entering, re-entering, or operating.

No. Information can be incomplete or outdated. That uncertainty is shown explicitly, with dates and confidence signals.

Because the system needs density and verification. Expansion follows signal—not promises.

Through layered signals: observation, corroboration, consistency over time, and visible conflicts. Not all entries reach the same confidence level.

Confidence is not truth or consensus. It’s a current estimate of support, based on available inputs and their limits.

Because friction is a signal. Hours, payment methods, access, and delays matter more than summaries.

Yes. That’s expected. The system improves through correction, not authority.

No. AI helps organize and cross-reference information. It does not validate or invent.

Yes. Contact details are optional and used only for clarification if needed.

A concrete observation, where it happened, when it was true, and what mattered in practice.

Predictions, opinions without observation, political advocacy, or information without time context.

No. It is active, incomplete, and continuously updated.

There is no fixed cadence. Updates happen when new signals or corrections appear.