The last quarter of 2026 features a calendar of events related to the cryptocurrency ecosystem, blockchain technology, investments, and new developments in the Americas, Europe, and Asia.

In this regard, crypto enthusiasts have several options:

• TOKEN2049 Singapore 2026: On October 7 and 8, a global summit for executives, founders, and Web3 networkers will take place in Singapore.
• LABITCONF 2026: From October 29 to November 1, at Costa Salguero, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Latin America’s longest-running Bitcoin and crypto conference with news for professionals and the general public.
• Devcon 8: The global conference for developers of the Ethereum ecosystem, November 3-6, in Mumbai, India.
• Blockchain Summit Latam Bogotá 2026: Taking place at Universidad Externado de Colombia, Bogotá, November 4-6.
• Solana Breakpoint 2026: Those interested in updates and projects within the Solana ecosystem can attend this event in London, November 15-17.
• Blockchain Life 2026: In Dubai, United Arab Emirates, November 1-2, focusing on trading, mining, and major global exchanges.

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Venezuela is experiencing an electrical crisis that has led to service interruptions. According to the Minister of Electric Power, Rolando Alcalá, work is already underway to restore Unit 6 at Planta Centro, “an electrical generator that will contribute 600 megawatts to the national electrical system.”

On the other hand, the official indicated that seven units will be added in Zulia state, in western Venezuela, contributing more than 500 megawatts to the region, along with other units nationwide that together represent 1,300 megawatts in the last three months of the year.

The goal is “to achieve greater stability, continuity, and fewer interruptions in the electricity service for all users.”

In a video released on social media, accompanied by the president of the National Electric Corporation (Corpoelec), Juan Fernández, he noted that “in parallel and as a complement to the thermal generation plan,” significant transmission infrastructure projects are underway in the country, including the expansion of the Planta Centro substation.

To this end, a new 400.230 kV autotransformer has been installed, with operations scheduled to begin in November. This will allow for “optimal energy evacuation from the Planta Centro and Termocarabobo complex to the rest of the region.”

Work is underway at the Portuguesa substation, which will allow for optimal power flow to that state, as well as to Barinas and the Andean region.

Fernández highlighted the implementation of “a plan for the use of alternative energies, such as the Machango solar park, which is currently in the procurement phase for commissioning at the beginning of next year.”

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European Union interior ministers decided to postpone the European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) until the last quarter of 2026.

This means that citizens of visa-exempt countries will continue to enter the continent without prior authorization until 2026.

It is important to remember that, eventually, “the ETIAS will be mandatory, will cost €7 per application, and will be valid for three years. During this period, multiple stays of up to 90 days in Europe will be permitted.”

This update was expected to take effect this year. However, the European Union expects its implementation by the last quarter of 2026.

ETIAS “will be a mandatory entry requirement for citizens traveling to Europe” from Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, and Switzerland.

To apply for ETIAS, citizens must visit the official European Union website, where they will be asked to fill out forms with information such as their first and last name, passport number, issue and expiration dates, and contact information, including a valid email address. Travel details and information on health and criminal records will also be displayed.

It’s important to know that the ETIAS is valid only for travel to any country in the Schengen Area for tourism, transit, and business purposes. “Given that it authorizes unlimited entry for up to 90 days, it cannot be used for work or long-term studies.”

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