CARACAS, Venezuela—A recent tussle between Maduro loyalists and the U.S.-backed opposition for control of Venezuela’s National Assembly descended into a melee of competing claims that left neither side with clear authority over the assembly.
Behind the messy scramble, energy consultants and diplomats say, is a government attempt to ensure its long-term survival by bringing in Russian, Chinese and other investors to revive the country’s collapsing crude production.
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The EU has said Venezuela must work toward new elections amid the country’s political and economic crisis. This comes as seven more people close to President Nicolas Maduro were hit by travel and financial restrictions. […]
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CARACAS (Reuters) – Venezuela’s ruling Socialist Party hopes legislators it recently declared to be in charge of congress will approve changes to ownership of some crucial state oil assets, five opposition lawmakers said on Wednesday. […]
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