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Chavistas Protest the US-Venezuela Oil Agreement and Demand Decent Wages

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Chavistas protest the US-Venezuela oil agreement and demand decent wages

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Chavistas protest the US-Venezuela oil agreement and demand decent wages

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Dozens of Chavistas and public employees mobilized this Thursday, September 17 in Caracas to reject the historic oil agreement signed on August 28 between the United States and Venezuela, while demanding a decent wage in a context where the monthly base salary remains at just 130 bolívares, about 0.15 dollars, according to the type [...] The Chavistas entry protest against the oil agreement with the United States and demand decent wages was firs…

(EFE).- Dozens of chavistas and public employees mobilized this Thursday in Caracas to reject the historic oil agreement signed on August 28 between the U.S. and Venezuela, while demanding a decent wage in a context where the monthly base salary remains at just 130 bolívares, about 0.15 dollars, according to the official exchange rate. [...] The Chavistas entry marched in Caracas against the oil agreement with the U.S. and this they requested wa…

Dozens of Chavistas and public employees mobilized this Thursday in Caracas to reject the historic oil agreement signed on August 28 between the U.S. and Venezuela, while demanding a decent wage in a context where the monthly base salary remains at just 130 bolívares, about 0.15 dollars, according to the official exchange rate. ‘The entry Chavistas protest against the U.S.-Venezuela oil agreement and demand decent wages was first published in Fo…

The group protested at UCV and around Plaza Venezuela, in downtown Caracas, while chanting slogans like 'Decent Salary Now!'. The post Chavistas protested against the oil agreement appeared first on El Carabobeño.

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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