Opposition in Venezuela defends public disclosure of oil agreement with United States
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Opposition in Venezuela defends public disclosure of oil agreement with United States

Correio da Manhã29 August 2026 at 21:44

The Venezuelan opposition defends that the oil agreement signed with the United States be made public. This position arises in the context of discussions about the political future of the South American country.

According to the opposition, the return to democracy in Venezuela necessarily involves the reconstruction of the country's institutions. Among these institutions is the state oil company, which is considered fundamental for the country's recovery.

The Venezuelan state oil company plays a central role in the country's economy, being one of the main topics in any political negotiation involving the future of Venezuela.

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