US EditionOperation 'Toc-Toc': Venezuela sweeps dissidents after a controversial vote
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Behind the scenes, the oil company's message to the White House is that it needs to stay in Venezuela, even if Maduro remains. By The Wall Street Journal In meetings with White House and State Department officials days after the elections, Chevron executives said their presence in Venezuela bolsters global oil supplies and U.S. energy security, according to people familiar with the conversations. The executives said that Chevron also serves Amer…
This Thursday, September 5, Nicolás Maduro ratified his proposal to create an Industrial Economic Zone for Investment, Production and Trade, which would operate on the border of Táchira and Northern Santander, in Colombia. Banca y Negocios Maduro indicated that the National Executive is prepared “to negotiate and sign special conditions, thanks to the Organic Law of Special Economic Zones.” The announcement was made during his participation in t…
Venezuelan authorities have launched a nationwide raid, called Operation Toc-Toc, that targets anyone who appears to challenge the autocratic president's reelection.
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