
Venezuela Defends Sovereignty in New 25-Year US Oil Deal
Venezuela and the United States have finalized a 25-year energy partnership, prompting Caracas officials to stress that national ownership and control over oil resources remain intact. The agreement has drawn international scrutiny as Venezuelan leaders work to clarify its terms and address sovereignty concerns.
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Venezuelan economists have made it clear that they do not have enough information to conduct an in-depth analysis of the agreement. The post Trump and Delcy Announce Major USA-Venezuela Oil Deal appeared first on Havana Times.
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