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U.S. Eases Venezuela Oil Sanctions, Letting PDVSA Sell Under Tight Financial Controls

Treasury will route proceeds to a U.S.-controlled account to limit access by sanctioned actors.

ICC Closes Venezuela Sanctions Inquiry Against U.S. for Insufficient Evidence

Maduro Asks Judge to Dismiss U.S. Case, Citing OFAC Block on Legal Fees

U.S.-Run Venezuelan Oil Sales Near $2 Billion as Caracas Freezes 19 Contracts

U.S. Opens Limited Channel for Fuel Sales to Cuba’s Private Sector

U.S. Forces Board Sanctioned Tanker Bertha in Indian Ocean After Caribbean Chase

U.S. Sees 30–40% Rebound in Venezuela’s Oil This Year as Repsol Maps Fast Output Rise

U.S. Forces Intercept Sanctioned Tanker Veronica III in Indian Ocean

U.S. Authorizes Five Oil Majors to Restart Operations in Venezuela Under Tight Oversight

U.S. Authorizes BP, Chevron, Eni, Repsol and Shell to Restart Oil Work in Venezuela

U.S. Issues New OFAC Licenses Easing Venezuela Oil Sanctions Under Tight Oversight

U.S. Eases Venezuela Oil Sanctions With License for Maintenance and Services

U.S. Clears Limited Venezuela Oil Deals Under GL 46 as Reports Point to Upstream License

U.S. Authorizes Tariffs on Countries Supplying Oil to Cuba Under Emergency Order

Trump Signs Order Authorizing Tariffs on Nations Supplying Oil to Cuba

Venezuela Enacts Oil Law Opening Sector to Private and Foreign Investors as U.S. Eases Sanctions

U.S. Eases PDVSA Sanctions After Venezuela Opens Oil Sector to Private Firms

Venezuela Passes Oil Law Overhaul Opening Fields to Private and Foreign Operators

Vitol and Trafigura Push U.S.-Licensed Venezuelan Oil to Market as PetroChina Holds Back

U.S. Warns Iraq It Could Cut Off Oil Dollars Over Iran-Linked Cabinet Picks