Venezuela's Opposition Advocates for Public Disclosure of Oil Agreement with United States
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Venezuela's Opposition Advocates for Public Disclosure of Oil Agreement with United States

SAPO Notícias29 August 2026 at 21:05

Venezuela's opposition, through the Union and Change party, defended that the oil agreement signed with the United States should be made public. The party criticized the management of Venezuela's oil sector since 2023, questioning the lack of transparency in the administration of this issue.

The position was expressed today by the opposition party, which demands greater clarity on the terms of the agreement signed between Venezuela and the United States within the framework of the oil industry.

The defense of the public disclosure of the agreement arises in a context of political tensions in Venezuela, where the opposition has been pressing for greater transparency in the country's governance, especially in strategic sectors such as oil.

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