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There is an open door for the countries to develop more offshore gas fields that sit on mutual territories.

It is not at all clear that this confidence in Caracas is warranted. The expectation that cooperation with Venezuela will yield rapid results is probably ill-founded.

The easing of sanctions in Venezuela has renewed interest in Venezuela

A U.S. court on Wednesday ruled that holder of Venezuelan bonds Altana Credit Opportunities Fund could seek proceeds from a coming auction of shares in Citgo Petroleums parent to pay the... -January 24, 2024 at 11:06 am EST - MarketScreener

A federal judge in Delaware on Wednesday allowed an additional creditor to seek proceeds from an auction of shares in a parent of Citgo Petroleum, which could lead to an ownership change of the...

There is an “open door” for the countries to develop more offshore natural gas fields that sit on mutual territories after Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro issued a license so Shell Plc and Trinidad and Tobago can import from the Dragon project, Mark Loquan, President of Trinidad and Tobago’s national gas company, said in the sidelines of a conference in Port of Spain. 

VA columnist Reinaldo Iturriza revisits the insights of Alí Rodríguez Araque to put Venezuela's political dilemmas in perspective.

The negotiations between the Maduro administration and the opposition are on hold. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court has continued to refrain from ruling on the participation of the candidate who is most critical of the president

After Venezuela opened talks with the opposition last year and agreed to hold free and fair elections in 2024, the US eased sanctions to allow Chevron to resume limited oil extraction -- part of an effort to keep down global prices as the West pressed sanctions on Russia.

Dozens of companies have rushed in recent weeks to obtain data and join a U.S. court-ordered auction of shares in a parent of Houston-based oil refiner Citgo Petroleum, Venezuela's foreign crown jewel, according to people familiar with the matter, as a first-round bidding is set to close on Monday. The sale, expected to be one of the largest U.S. court auctions, was launched in October by a Delaware judge to settle a long-running legal battle against Venezuela for expropriations and mounti...