US-Venezuela oil agreement extends beyond commerce, reflecting Washington’s longstanding history of intervention, influence, and strategic resource interests across Latin America and the Caribbean, says journalist Alejandro Kirk.

US President Donald Trump has announced that Washington will pour Venezuelan crude into America’s emptied Strategic Petroleum Reserve, dressing up the seizure of a sovereign nation’s wealth as a “gift” to the American people.

US President Donald Trump says his administration made a deal with Venezuela to control 65 billion barrels of its oil.

Acting President Delcy Rodriguez has allegedly reversed Venezuela's pro-Palestinian stance by welcoming Israeli Defense Force officials and extraditing Colombian businessman Alex Saab to the US despite his role in evading sanctions.

The US has sold two oil tankers seized after its military aggression against Venezuela to Dubai-based Global Marketing Systems for scrap in India, according to Lloyd’s List.

Washington has collected more than $13 billion from Venezuelan oil exports while keeping control of the money, leaving the disaster-stricken country waiting for funds, according to a report.

Venezuela receives humanitarian assistance sent by Iran for those who survived last month’s back-to-back tremors that rank among the strongest earthquakes to hit the Latin American country in more than a century.