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Venezuela asserts sovereignty amid US oil deal announcement

Venezuela's interim President Delcy Rodriguez affirmed the country's sovereignty while announcing a new oil deal with the US that involves transferring rights to 65 billion barrels of oil over 25 years. The agreement aims to develop Venezuela's oil industry, with production targets and financial arrangements that could significantly benefit the country. The deal follows increased US involvement in Venezuela's energy sector amid ongoing political tensions.

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Venezuela's interim President Delcy Rodriguez affirmed the country's sovereignty while announcing a new oil deal with the US that involves transferring rights to 65 billion barrels of oil over 25 years. The agreement aims to develop Venezuela's oil industry, with production targets and financial arrangements that could significantly benefit the country. The deal follows increased US involvement in Venezuela's energy sector amid ongoing political tensions.

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Venezuela says it retains ‘sovereignty’ following US oil deal

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Venezuela asserts sovereignty amid US oil deal announcement