Venezuela's interim president confirmed the signing of an oil agreement with the United States, describing it as historic. She warmly thanked US leader Donald Trump for the agreement's completion.
The agreement represents a significant shift in relations between the two countries, which have historically been marked by political and diplomatic tensions. Venezuela, holder of one of the world's largest oil reserves, seeks with this agreement a rapprochement with Washington.
The Venezuelan government emphasizes that the agreement will bring economic benefits for the country, especially at a time of financial difficulties. The oil cooperation can represent an important source of revenue and investments for the South American nation.
This agreement also reflects a change in Venezuela's diplomatic stance towards the United States. The Trump administration appears to be opening space for more direct cooperation with Caracas, altering the geopolitical dynamics in the region.
