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(Bloomberg) -- Venezuelan bonds extended their worse selloff since the onset of the pandemic after the US warned sanctions will be restored if the government continues to block opposition candidates from running in this year’s elections.Most Read from BloombergTraders Line Up for ‘Once-in-a-Generation’ Emerging Markets BetTrump Cash Stockpile at Risk From $450 Million Dual VerdictsBlackstone Is Building a $25 Billion Empire of Power-Hungry Data CentersAmazon Drops iRobot Dea...

The Biden administration would not renew General License 44, which lets U.S. citizens buy Venezuelan crude.

JPMorgan will extend the watch period on the weighting of sovereign bonds of Venezuela and those of oil company PDVSA in its widely followed EMBI index series, with the next update to come no later...

Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro declared the deal to hold a "free and fair" 2024 presidential election was "mortally wounded."

Driving examiners have announced they will strike over four days next month amid claims the test backlog is posing them “significant safety risks”.

The examiners will walk out in February over the government's 'flawed' plan to clear a test backlog.

Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro declared the deal to hold a "free and fair" 2024 presidential election was "mortally wounded."

First MOT test to remain at 3 years from registration and annually thereafter while government works to establish a programme of longer-term reform for MOTs.

In lifting tough sanctions on Maduro, Biden will test whether sanctions can work as a diplomatic tool.

DESPITE natural gas being the country’s dominant hydrocarbon, the financial returns have been “sub-optimal” according to the Minister of Energy and Energy Industries Stuart Young.