Delcy Rodríguez Defends Oil Deal Between US and Venezuela and Hopes There Will Be 'No Obstacle'
Delcy Rodríguez, interim president of Venezuela, alongside US Secretary of Energy Chris Wright. Photo: AFP
TL;DR
- Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, advocated for the removal of obstacles in the oil agreement with the United States.
- She visited a Chevron-operated plant in Venezuela's Orinoco Belt with US Secretary of Energy Chris Wright.
- Rodríguez highlighted the long-standing partnership with Chevron, noting that 95% of the plant's workers are Venezuelan.
- Venezuela aims to become a major global oil producer, leveraging its vast reserves.
- US Secretary of Energy Chris Wright visited Caracas to promote a long-term energy agreement.
- Chevron is the only US oil company currently operating in Venezuela, with minority stakes in mixed companies and several projects.