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Will sanctions easing reboot Venezuela's oil industry?, Energy News, ET EnergyWorld - Vimarsana News

Will sanctions easing reboot Venezuela's oil industry?, Energy News, ET EnergyWorld

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.

Venezuela's unneighborly vote: Takeover threat against tiny Guyana an act of aggression | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Venezuela's unneighborly vote: Takeover threat against tiny Guyana an act of aggression | Opinion

Sunday’s Venezuelan plebiscite to annex disputed territory from neighboring Guyana, with the government of dictator Nicolas Maduro claiming the highest turnout in the history and a 95% approval, is a

American Opinion: Venezuela's unneighborly vote: Takeover threat against tiny Guyana an act of aggression - West Central Tribune - Vimarsana News

American Opinion: Venezuela's unneighborly vote: Takeover threat against tiny Guyana an act of aggression - West Central Tribune

From the editorial, "Venezuela’s population is 29 million (and more than 7 million of them are refugees). Tiny Guyana has 800,000 people. In the 1890s, Britain was the bully, but who’s the bully now?

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Editorial cartoon for Dec. 8, 2023 - Vimarsana News

Editorial cartoon for Dec. 8, 2023

An editorial cartoon by Dave Granlund.

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Editorial: Venezuela's unneighborly vote: Takeover threat against tiny Guyana an act of aggression - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Venezuela's unneighborly vote: Takeover threat against tiny Guyana an act of aggression

Sunday’s Venezuelan plebiscite to annex disputed territory from neighboring Guyana, with the government of dictator Nicolas Maduro claiming the highest turnout in the history and a 95% approval, is a dangerous development that could camouflage a possible Venezuelan invasion as an act of popular will. Pre-internet, we would have had to make a trip to the library or crack open the V volume of ...

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