Delcy Rodríguez, Venezuela's vice president with responsibilities in the economic area, had publicly promised not to hand over the country's oil. However, according to the analysis presented, the Venezuelan official ended up offering the oil resources to US President Donald Trump.
The agreement announced by Trump could consolidate the United States as Venezuela's main oil partner for generations. This partnership represents a significant shift in bilateral energy policy between the two countries.
The situation raises questions about Rodríguez's previous statements, where she had assured that Venezuelan oil would not be handed over to foreign powers. The offer to Washington appears to contradict those initial promises.
The context of this agreement fits into a broader dynamics of relations between Venezuela and the United States, where oil resources play a central role in regional geopolitics.
