Iran, Venezuela and Donald Trump
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Trump says he may meet Delcy Rodríguez at the UN in first face-to-face talks could shape Venezuela's future
President Donald Trump said he may meet Venezuelan interim President Delcy Rodríguez during the United Nations General Assembly in New York, opening the door to their first publicly known face-to-face encounter after months of expanding cooperation between Washington and Caracas.
Democratic Florida U.S. Senate candidate Angie Nixon accused President Donald Trump on Monday of pushing communism through his new Venezuela oil deal.
Those who have encountered the interim president paint her in starkly different ways, but all agree she is likely to remain in power
President Donald Trump reportedly said Sunday that the U.S. might remain in Iran to "keep the oil," speaking to reporters during a trip to Ireland. He compared this to a recent U.S. initiative to take control of a portion of Venezuela’s oil reserves.
Energy Secretary Chris Wright says the Trump administration is tapping Venezuela's 300 billion barrels of oil reserves to grow supply and cut prices.
Idaho Public Press on MSN
Chevron’s $7 billion Venezuela plan lands as Trump mentions Exxon
Chevron has committed $7 billion to Venezuela over five years, and Trump says Exxon is next in line. Here's why the two oil giants' situations aren't the same.
Chevron's recently expanded agreement in Venezuela could provide a blueprint for Exxon's return.
Economist Justin Wolfers criticized President Donald Trump‘s Venezuelan oil deal, labeling it as “theft” rather than imperialism or socialism. Wolfers took to X on Monday to express his disapproval of the regime change in Venezuela and the subsequent oil deal.