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Why aren't the major US oil companies participating in the "biggest deal in history" signed by the Trump and Delcy Rodríguez administrations?

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Major U.S. oil companies are currently not participating in a significant energy agreement previously established between the United States and the Venezuelan government of Delcy Rodríguez. Despite this absence, the U.S. government is actively pursuing new energy deals with Venezuela, with expectations that these will be finalized during G20 energy meetings currently taking place in Houston, Texas.

These developments represent a notable shift in the diplomatic and economic engagement between Washington and Caracas. The ongoing discussions in Houston are viewed as a further step in the broader effort to normalize relations and facilitate cooperation in the energy sector between the two nations.

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Infobae Focuses on diplomatic rapprochement and upcoming G20 energy negotiations
Prensa Libre Highlights the exclusion of major U.S. firms from historical agreements
Read the full story at the source Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) · AR
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