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Washington is looking to target Venezuela’s most important economic sector by revoking GL44 ahead of this year’s presidential elections.

The Salvadoran leader’s popularity on the right has done wonders to mask close ties with the region’s worst leftists

The group of Chavista leaders who plundered the energy sector treated themselves to a high standard of living. New documents reveal exorbitant expenses on decoration ($7 million), hotels ($1.8 million) and cooking courses ($430,690)... All paid for with money embezzled from — or kickbacks related to — PDVSA

At a small cafe in the town of Bejucal outside of Havana, owner Germán Martín tries to organize his life and business around increasingly frequent blackouts. It is not easy. Although... -February 13, 2024 at 06:00 am EST - MarketScreener

Designed for busy in-house counsel, compliance professionals, and anti-corruption lawyers, this newsletter summarizes some of the most important international anti-corruption law and...

From our Bureau of Transparent Lies with some assistance from our Bureau of Socialist Infrastructure Maintenance As always, Castro, Inc. is blaming "the blockade" for all of the blackouts that Cubans have to endure. This excuse, however, has been exposed as a blatant lie by some journalists at Reuters -- a news outlet that normally

The company would invest further in the existing projects in Venezuela in a bid to increase production

Venezuelan opposition presidential candidate Maria Corina Machado on Friday said she hoped the U.S. Treasury Department would extend its protection of Houston-based refiner Citgo Petroleum, saying that would benefit creditors and the U.S. government. The supreme court last month upheld a decision by the controller general which bans her from holding public office and therefore from registering for elections scheduled for the second half of 2024. A U.S. court has so far approved claims by 18 Ve...

India Energy Week: The company is also seeking to get the operatorship of its two ongoing projects in Venezuela and invest more in order to increase its production.

Venezuela's María Corina Machado said that a mob of socialists attacked her campaign event, beating her supporters "with sticks and stones."