Caracas, Venezuela – A permit issued by the United States Government that allows the energy giant Chevron Corp. The pump and exports Venezuelan oil in termination this week, President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday, Completing what has become a financial lifelong line for the South American country.
The Trump announcement in his truth of the social network has accused President Nicolás Madura not to fulfill the democratic conditions for last year’s presidential elections in July, as well as quickly enough to return to Venezuela Immigrants for deportation.
“We are hereby accelerating the concessions that the wrong Joe Biden gave Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela, at the Oil Transaction Agreement,” Trump wrote.
The Trump Post was not specifically mentioned by Chevron based on California, and formally known as the team reported in Venezuela whose information on the issuance and renewales have been mentioned in the Social Media Dates.
The Management Board of Joe Biden approved the license 2022. years after Maduro agreed to cooperate with the political opposition of Venezuela towards the Democratic Election. But the elections, who took place in July 2024. year, it wasn’t even fair to free, and Maduro swore in Last month for the third six-year term despite Credible evidence That his opponent got more votes.
Bidena government for months has resisted with calls from Venezuela opposition and others to abolish the license, whose goal initially said “to support the renovation of democracy”. The opposition estimated that Madur’s government received about $ 4 billion via the license, which was asked to renew the Sabbath.
“We are aware of today’s announcements and consider his implications,” said the spokesman Chevron Bill Turenne. “Chevron spends his business in Venezuela in accordance with all laws and regulations, including sanctions provided by the American government provided by the US government.”
Venezuela sits on the world’s largest proven oil reserves and used to have used them for the strongest economy of Latin America. But corruption, poor management and possible American economic sanctions have continually declined in production.
Madur’s government did not immediately comment on Trump’s announcement.
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2025-02-26 21:34:00
