News Venezuela says it retains ‘sovereignty’ following US oil deal
Interim President Rodriguez said that under the deal, $19 per barrel of oil sold to the United States would go to Caracas.
According to Venezuelan statements on social media, the United States
Venezuela’s interim President Delcy Rodriguez says the country is preserving its sovereignty despite the announcement that it will hand over the rights to billions of barrels of its oil to the United States.
The “historic” deal with Washington to hand over 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan oil will last 25 years and allow Venezuela to develop its oil industry while preserving “ownership of and sovereignty” of its resources, Rodriguez said in a televised address on Saturday.
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