US EditionVenezuela Calls on Trump to Lift Sanctions to Boost Foreign Investment
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CARACAS (AP) — President-in-Charge Delcy Rodríguez asked the Trump administration on Tuesday to lift the sanctions against Venezuela in its entirety and stressed that licenses to operate in the South American country are not enough to give international investors the necessary long-term legal certainty. “We have asked President Trump for investors, not just for Venezuela that needs him, that there are no sanctions against Venezuela or its econom…
President-in-Charge Delcy Rodríguez reiterated that the U.S. government must cease sanctions for both Venezuela and investors, as a sign of the new stage of bilateral relations between the two nations. “We have asked President Donald Trump to stop sanctions. A license does not provide the necessary certainty for a long-term investment. Between the two governments we must create the real conditions for investments in the country to develop in the…
Once again Venezuela stressed the importance of the United States lifting the sanctions and blockade it has maintained against Venezuela since 2014, in order to guarantee not only the development of the national economy, but also to guarantee the investments of international sectors. “(...) Politics also speaks, and we have asked President Trump for investors, not only for Venezuela that needs it, that there are no sanctions against Venezuela or…
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