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The United States is preparing to grant new authorizations to key partners of Venezuela's state-run PDVSA, starting with Chevron , to allow them to operate with limitations in the sanctioned OPEC nation and swap oil,
The Venezuelan Cacique Mara Little League team was denied U.S. visas, dashing their World Series dreams just days before the tournament.
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Chevron set to resume limited Venezuela oil operationsThis development could constitute a departure from the pressure strategy that the US has maintained this year against Venezuela's oil industry.
The U.S. government is considering granting limited authorizations to Chevron and possibly other partners of Venezuela's PDVSA. This potential policy shift could allow these companies to operate in Venezuela despite ongoing U.
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TAG24 on MSNUS Treasury announces sanctions against Venezuelan cartel it claims is led by MaduroThe US Treasury on Friday announced sanctions against a Venezuelan cartel group which it claims is led by President Nicolas Maduro.
Some 250 Venezuelans deported from the US to El Salvador will be exchanged for 10 Americans held in Caracas, according to officials.
Venezuela's state-run oil company PDVSA is getting ready to resume work at its joint ventures under terms similar to Biden-era licenses, once U.S. President Donald Trump reinstates authorizations for its partners to operate and export oil under swaps,
Multiple sources said the exchange involved between 230 and 250 Venezuelan detainees held in El Salvador. and approximately 80 political prisoners and nine or 10 U.S. citizens or legal residents imprisoned in Venezuela.
But one of those men is an American-Venezuelan dual citizen who was convicted of murdering three people in Spain in 2016, according to Venezuelan court records and statements from officials in Madrid.
The Trump administration announced Friday it helped facilitate a prisoner swap, securing the release of 10 U.S. citizens held in Venezuela in exchange for the return of more than 250 Venezuelan
In a marked shift in U.S. policy toward Venezuela, the Trump administration has quietly approved a new license allowing oil giant Chevron to restart its operations in the South American nation, according to sources with direct knowledge of the negotiations.