Tras reunión, petroleros de EE. UU. frenaron entusiasmo de Trump por invertir US$100.000 millones en Venezuela, ¿qué pasó?

TL;DR

US oil industry leaders are cautious about investing in Venezuela's energy sector, despite President Trump's encouragement.
Concerns include legal security, return on investment, and past experiences of asset confiscation.
Exxon Mobil's CEO questioned the durability of financial protections and legal frameworks in Venezuela.
Chevron is the only US oil major with a concrete commitment, planning to increase production.
Trump assured companies of US security guarantees and quick investment recovery, stating they would deal directly with the US.
Companies like Repsol are willing to invest under the right legal conditions, but the overall path is complex.
Potential oversupply from Venezuelan crude could impact US market prices.
Venezuela possesses vast oil reserves but suffers from deteriorated infrastructure, requiring significant investment and time for recovery.
Trump's initiative is linked to his electoral strategy and goals for lowering US living costs through low gasoline prices.

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