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President Trump has revoked export permissions for Chevron and other companies to halt crude oil dealings with Venezuela, escalating sanctions against Maduro’s regime. This move reflects concerns over crime and …
Trump Revokes Oil Export Permissions for Western Companies Dealing with Venezuela Read More
President Trump intends to impose a 25% tariff on countries buying Venezuelan oil, alleging Venezuela’s hostile actions. This announcement aligns with previous tariff considerations and reports that Venezuelan oil continues …
Trump Announces 25% Tariff on Countries Buying Venezuelan Oil Read More
Venezuela has announced its agreement to resume accepting U.S. deportation flights for illegal migrants, citing human rights concerns regarding its citizens in El Salvador. This decision follows pressure from the …
Venezuela Resumes U.S. Deportation Flights Amid Human Rights Concerns Read More
Venezuela has reached an agreement with the U.S. to resume deportation flights of Venezuelan nationals after suspending them in March. Venezuelan officials emphasized the protection of human rights in the …
Venezuela Resumes Deportation Flights to U.S. Nationals After Agreement Read More
The diplomatic clash between the United States and Venezuela revolves around the deportation of Venezuelan migrants, with the US denying claims of repatriation flights while Venezuela accuses the US of …
Diplomatic Tensions Emerge Over Venezuelan Deportation Flights Read More
President Trump claimed that Venezuela’s government controls the gang Tren de Aragua, serving as the basis for invoking wartime deportation powers. However, U.S. intelligence reports contradict this assertion, indicating no …
Contradictory Intelligence: Trump’s Claims on Venezuelan Gang and Deportation Powers Read More
Prime Minister Dr. Ralph Gonsalves of St. Vincent meets with President Maduro of Venezuela amid rising tensions over the Guyana-Venezuela border dispute. The discussions aim to de-escalate tensions sparked by …
St. Vincent Prime Minister Gonsalves Engages Maduro Amid Border Dispute Tensions Read More
President Trump is considering extending Chevron’s sanction waiver for Venezuela after allowing it to lapse earlier this year. This decision follows discussions about imposing tariffs on nations buying Venezuelan oil …
Trump Weighs Extension of Chevron’s Venezuela License Amid Geopolitical Tensions Read More
PDVSA will independently produce crude following the U.S. revocation of Chevron’s license. Post-April 3, it plans to produce between 105,000 to 138,000 bpd of Hamaca heavy crude and continue exporting …
PDVSA to Independently Manage Crude Production After Chevron Exit in Venezuela Read More
President Trump has invoked the Alien Enemies Act to target Venezuelan gang members, claiming they pose a threat to US security. Legal challenges have emerged questioning the legitimacy of this …
Legal Challenges Arise from President Trump’s Invocation of the Alien Enemies Act Read More