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Washington wants "much investment" in Caracas

Observador2 September 2026 at 08:26

The United States expressed interest in significantly increasing investments in Caracas, Venezuela. The American Secretary of Energy expressed this intention during a statement to the press.

The official in charge of the U.S. Energy department met with journalists at Maiquetía airport, where he announced plans to expand the flow of private capital from a large number of American companies operating in Venezuela.

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