Reuters: Venezuela Raises Taxes on Private Sector After Chevron License Cancellation
With an expected drop of up to 30% in oil revenues due to new U.S. sanctions, Nicolás Maduro’s government is tightening the screws on the private sector.
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Venezuela Received the President of the Iranian Parliament to Strengthen Bilateral Ties
Mohammad Baqer Ghalibaf, Speaker of the Islamic Consultative Assembly of Iran, upon his arrival this Sunday at Simón Bolívar Maiquetía…
Delcy Rodríguez States That Joint Ventures with Chevron, Repsol, Eni, and M&P Remain in “Full Production”
Venezuela’s Vice President and Minister of Hydrocarbons, Delcy Rodríguez, stated that oil fields operated in partnership with U.S. and European companies remain in “full production”.
Reuters: Chevron terminates contracts in Venezuela, but plans to maintain employees
Chevron has already terminated all its contracts for oil production, services, and procurement for Venezuela upon the expiration of its license.
Rate Gap Nears 50% Following Elections and Chevron’s Final License Termination
The shortage of official foreign currency has directly impacted prices and the purchasing power of Venezuelans. Photo: Archive Guacamaya, May…
U.S. to Allow Chevron Only Minimal Maintenance in Venezuela, According to Bloomberg
The Trump administration plans to grant Chevron a limited license to carry out only essential maintenance
Marco Rubio Says No Extension of Chevron License
Marco Rubio, a Florida senator for 14 years, is now Secretary of State and Acting National Security Advisor in the…
U.S. Government Plans to Extend Chevron License for 60 Days
The Donald Trump administration plans to extend General License 41, which allows Chevron to operate in Venezuela despite sanctions.
Reuters: Chevron’s Boscan crude from Venezuela now bound for China
Venezuela’s state-owned oil company, PDVSA has started to export heavy crude that has been shipped by Chevron since 2022.
Reuters: Venezuelan crude labeled as Brazilian upon arrival in China to evade sanctions
In the last year, more than $1 billion worth of Venezuelan oil has been labeled as Brazilian crude upon arrival in China.