
Venezuela Awards Controversial Oil Concession to US-Backed Firm
The Venezuelan government has granted a century-long oil concession to a US-aligned consortium, effectively transferring management of fields previously operated by Chinese and Russian entities. The agreement has sparked domestic political backlash and international scrutiny over energy sovereignty.
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