Most DNS authoritative name servers for the ccTLD are down:
% date -u
Sun Mar 10 17:12:55 UTC 2019
% check-soa -i ve
azmodan.ula.ve.
Cannot get the IPv6 address: read udp 127.0.0.1:59957->127.0.0.1:53: i/o timeout
ns-ext.nic.cl.
2001:1398:1:0:200:1:123:14: OK: 2019030729 (201 ms)
200.1.123.14: OK: 2019030729 (212 ms)
ns1.nic.ve.
2001:1338::2: ERROR: read udp [2a01:e35:2fb3:e1d0:4862:c78f:972a:bf2]:54527->[2001:1338::2]:53: i/o timeout
150.188.228.4: ERROR: read udp 192.168.2.1:52930->150.188.228.4:53: i/o timeout
ns2.nic.ve.
2001:1338::3: ERROR: read udp [2a01:e35:2fb3:e1d0:4862:c78f:972a:bf2]:44615->[2001:1338::3]:53: i/o timeout
150.188.228.5: ERROR: read udp 192.168.2.1:51309->150.188.228.5:53: i/o timeout
ns3.nic.ve.
190.9.129.56: ERROR: read udp 192.168.2.1:54457->190.9.129.56:53: read: connection refused
ns4.nic.ve.
190.202.128.43: OK: 2019030729 (160 ms)
sns-pb.isc.org.
2001:500:2e::1: OK: 2019030729 (26 ms)
192.5.4.1: OK: 2019030729 (144 ms)
The hypothesis (by the venezuelan governement) of an "US cyberattack" does not seem plausible since one of the two foreign name servers still working is managed in the US.