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Doubts and Divisions at the Start of the Dialogue between “the Two Assemblies”
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How Venezuela’s Supreme Court Ruling on Halliburton Transforms Jurisprudence in the Oil Industry
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Ballard Partners: Washington, DC’s Most Influential Lobbying Firm in Arrives in Caracas
Economy
Seniat’s Maniglia: Between Modernization and the Clamor for Tax Relief

Sanctions

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Secretary Bessent: Excessive Use of Sanctions Could Affect the Supremacy of the Dollar

Elias Ferrer1 year ago1 year ago02 mins

Official photograph of Scott Bessent, the United States Secretary of the Treasury since January 28, 2025. Guacamaya, March 6, 2025….

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  • El Analitico

No More Sanctions: A Call to Reason

Redacción1 year ago1 year ago016 mins

Editorial Guacamaya, March 6, 2025. Economic sanctions against Venezuela hurt the livelihoods of those of us here, do not promote…

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Buque petrolero ICARO en el Lago Maracaibo, Venezuela. Fotografía: Wilfredor.
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Venezuela oil exports rise to 930,000 barrels per day

Elias Ferrer1 year ago1 year ago02 mins

Venezuelan oil exports rose to their highest level since November, reaching 934,465 barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil and fuel, according to Reuters.

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Trump Ends the “Chevron License”

Elias Ferrer1 year ago1 year ago04 mins

The American corporation Chevron, through its joint ventures with Pdvsa, produced approximately 242,000 barrels of crude oil per day in…

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Trump Threatens to Revoke Chevron’s License for Venezuela

Elias Ferrer1 year ago1 year ago05 mins

Guacamaya, February 26, 2025. U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday his intention to suspend General License 41, which allows…

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  • Economy

Trinidad and Tobago and Shell Seek License Extension for Gas Project in Venezuela

Sleither Fernández1 year ago1 year ago04 mins

Trinidad and Tobago intends to request the U.S. government to extend the license granted to British oil company Shell and the National Gas Company of Trinidad and Tobago (NGC) to develop the Dragon gas project in Venezuela, according to sources consulted by Reuters.

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  • Economy

United States and Venezuela: Consequences of a Potential End to the Oil Relationship

Sleither Fernández1 year ago1 year ago020 mins

The oil sector in Venezuela and the United States have had a symbiotic relationship throughout recent history. In the photo:…

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Doubts and Divisions at the Start of the Dialogue between “the Two Assemblies”
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How Venezuela’s Supreme Court Ruling on Halliburton Transforms Jurisprudence in the Oil Industry
Politics
Ballard Partners: Washington, DC’s Most Influential Lobbying Firm in Arrives in Caracas
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Seniat’s Maniglia: Between Modernization and the Clamor for Tax Relief

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