Venezuelan Military Dome Supports U.S. Agreement and Says It Is Not a "Subordination" · Global Voices
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Venezuela's defense minister, Gustavo González López, announced Tuesday the support of his country's military leadership for the historic oil agreement that grants more than 20% of the oil reserves to the U.S. and said it is a decision “for peace” and not a “subordination.” ... Continue reading “Venezuela's military dome supports oil agreement with the U.S. and ensure that it is “not subordination”” The post Venezuela's military dome supports oi…
The Venezuelan Parliament has also supported the oil agreement with the United States, which will be in force for 25 years and seeks to increase production by 1.5 million barrels per day.
Caracas, Sep 1 (EFE).- Venezuela's Defense Minister, Gustavo González López, announced Tuesday the support of his country's military leadership for the historic oil agreement that grants more than 20% of crude oil reserves to the United States and said it is a decision "for peace" [...] The Venezuelan military Dome entry supports agreement with the United States and says that it is not a "subordination" was first published in HolaNews.
The agreement foresees that Washington will take control of 17 Venezuelan oil fields. The national assembly, controlled by the power, had voted a support to the agreementThe Venezuelan army said on Tuesday approve the "historic" oil agreement with the United States that will take control of 17 deposits, more than eight months after the capture of President Nicolas Maduro by the American army.
The Venezuelan army said Tuesday to approve the "historical" oil agreement with the United States that will take control of 17 deposits, more than eight months after the capture of President Nicolás Maduro by the American army.
Venezuelan Defense Minister Gustavo González López supported the oil agreement with the US and called it "prosperity", while Parliament also approved it.
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