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Trump found an unusual solution to his problem with Venezuela

CNN Portugal29 August 2026 at 19:12

Trump found an unusual solution to resolve his dispute with Venezuela. According to the analysis, the country announced that it will have a majority stake in an energy company, which will allow it to explore oil from the South American country.

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