Trump's Deal for Venezuela's Oil Reserves Unites South American Nation in Anger
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At a time when the United States Administration views Venezuelan oil as a strategic, economic and political paper, the new deal with Caracas raises more questions than simply increasing production or reducing fuel prices.
Donald Trump recently celebrated the oil agreement with Venezuela. Experts have concerns. A journalist is also critical. He accuses the US President of camouflage the deal as a "crime".
The oil agreement signed on 28 August by the United States and Venezuela, which would allow Washington to take control of nearly one-fifth of the country's reserves, illustrates the US president's obsession with the 20th century queen resource.
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The U.S. has struck a deal to take majority control of more than 65 billion barrels of Venezuela’s oil reserves, nine months after the U.S. military abducted President Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores in a raid on Caracas and two months after The New York Times revealed that U.S. Secretary of State Marco […] The post The Biggest Oil Deal or Theft at Gunpoint? U.S. Claims Majority Control of Venezuela’s Oil Reserves appeared first on WNYm…
Economist: According to Reuters, an unprecedented deal allows the United States to receive a one-fifth share of Venezuela's oil reserves...
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