Members of the Anti-Imperialist Popular Front take part in a demonstration in Caracas, Venezuela, Saturday. (EPA-Yonhap) Venezuelans expressed doubt and suspicion on Saturday over a new deal enabling the US to exploit the country's oil reserves, an arrangement that nevertheless raises hopes for eco»»»

Venezuela's interim leader Delcy Rodriguez sought to reassure the public on Saturday that Caracas would control its oil under a new agreement that allows the U.S. significant access to it. The U.S. will have majority control of 65 billion barrels of Venezuela's proven reserves in what President Don»»»

CARACAS: Interim leader Delcy Rodriguez assured Venezuelans on Saturday that the country retains control of its oil under a new agreement that gives the United States significant access to it. The deal hands Washington majority control of 65 billion barrels of Venezuela's proven reserves, in what U»»»

CARACAS, Aug 30 — Venezuelans expressed doubt and suspicion on Saturday over a new deal enabling the United States to exploit the country’s oil reserves, an arrangement that nevertheless raises hopes for economic recovery after years of crisis. The United States will have majority control of 65 bil»»»

CARACAS, Aug 30, 2026 (BSS/AFP) - Venezuelans expressed doubt and suspicion on Saturday over a new deal enabling the United States to exploit the country's oil reserves, an arrangement that nevertheless raises hopes for economic recovery after years of crisis. The United States will have majority c»»»