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TotalEnergies Signs Memorandum With PDVSA to Re‑enter Venezuela

The pact is part of Caracas's effort to attract foreign capital to revive oil output.

Milei Orders Malvinas Push With Sanctions, Naval Base Plan and Budget Decrees

U.S. Secures Access to 65 Billion Barrels as Chevron Pledges $7 Billion to Boost Venezuelan Output

U.S. and Venezuela Announce Pact Giving Washington Majority Access to 65 Billion Barrels

U.S. Secures Majority Stake in 65 Billion Barrels of Venezuelan Oil

U.S. Firms Sign Production and Technical Deals With Venezuela to Restart Output

Brazil Opens Reciprocity Procedure After U.S. Tariffs

Mexico Reports 51% Drop in Homicide Rate Since 2024

Lula Blasts U.S. Secretary Rubio as Tariffs and Deforestation Data Fuel Brazil‑U.S. Rift

Ortega Declares End of Electoral Alternation in Nicaragua

U.S. Joint Chiefs Chair Makes First Visit to Caracas Since January Operation

Argentina Confirms Iranian Envoy Has Left After Persona Non Grata Order

U.S. Flag Raised at Reopened Embassy in Caracas, Restoring Relations after Seven Years

U.S.-Led Anti-Cartel Coalition Advances With Paraguay Troop Pact and Ecuador Offensive Plan

Trump’s Record-Long State of the Union Draws Smaller TV Audience as Fox Leads

U.S. Halts Illegal Tariff Collections as White House Imposes 15% Global Surcharge

Cuban Advisers and Doctors Exit Venezuela as Rodríguez Turns to Local Guards

U.S. Grants Reliance License to Buy Venezuelan Oil, Easing India’s Pivot From Russian Crude

Trump Revokes EPA Endangerment Finding Citing $1.3 Trillion in Savings

Trump Sticks With Iran Talks After Private White House Meeting as Netanyahu Urges Tougher Terms