Delcy Rodríguez Arrives in New Delhi to Strengthen Trade Alliance with India Amid Global Energy Uncertainty

The Daily Journal — Venezuela’s acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, arrived at Palam Airport in New Delhi on Wednesday to begin a high-level official agenda in the Republic of India. According to the official press report, the trip aims to “strengthen ties and establish cooperation mechanisms in the economic, commercial, cultural, technological, industrial, and healthcare sectors.” […]

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Delcy Rodríguez to Visit India from June 3 to 7

The Daily Journal — Venezuela’s acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, will visit India from June 3 to 7, India’s Ministry of External Affairs announced on Tuesday, according to a Reuters report. Earlier, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio had announced the Venezuelan leader’s trip ahead of her arrival in New Delhi. Between April and May, Venezuela […]

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Rubio’s Statements on Venezuelan Oil Exports Contrast with OPEC Data

The Daily Journal. — Recent statements from U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio regarding Venezuelan oil exports to the American market have raised questions when compared with production figures published by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC). During a public appearance in which he reviewed Washington’s policy toward Venezuela, Rubio stated that the […]

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IEA: Middle East Conflict Will Reconfigure Global Energy Investment Global

The  Daily  Journal.-  The  effects  of  the  conflict  in  the  Middle  East  are  prompting  countries  and  corporations  “to  rethink  their  energy  investment  strategies  in  response  to  growing  concerns  over  energy  security  and  the  reliability  of  trade  flows,”  according  to  the  International  Energy  Agency  (IEA)  in  the  2026  edition  of  its  annual  World  Energy  Investment  report. […]

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Guyana Independence Anniversary Revives Dispute with Venezuela over Essequibo

The  Daily  Journal.-  The  territorial  dispute  over  the  Essequibo  region  saw  a  new  exchange  of  official  positions  on  May  26,  coinciding  with  the  60th  anniversary  of  Guyana’s  independence from the United Kingdom.  While  Guyanese  President  Irfaan  Ali  reaffirmed  his  country’s  sovereignty  over  the  disputed  area  from  a  highly  symbolic  location,  Venezuela’s  Foreign  Ministry  issued  an  […]

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Venezuela becomes India’s fourth-largest oil supplier

EFE.–  Venezuela  has  become  the  fourth-largest  supplier  of  oil  to  India  in  May  and  April,  behind  Russia,  the  United  Arab  Emirates  (UAE),  and  Saudi  Arabia,  at  a  time  when  the  Asian  country’s energy security is under pressure due to the war in the Middle East.  India  imported  319.2  thousand  barrels  per  day  (kbd)  of  Venezuelan  […]

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Financial Times | Financial Group Linked to the Trump Family Seeks to Raise USD 200 Million to Acquire Companies in Venezuela

The Daily Journal.- A U.S. financial group with close operational ties to President Donald Trump’s family has structured a special financial vehicle aimed at raising capital and investing directly in the Venezuelan market. According to a report published by the Financial Times, the investment firm seeks to capitalize on the recent political and economic reconfiguration […]

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Lavrov Accuses the U.S. of Repeating in Iran the “Strategy” of Oil Control Applied Against Venezuela

 The  Daily  Journal.-  Russian  Foreign  Minister  Sergey  Lavrov  denounced  on  Friday  that  the  United  States  is  replicating  in  Iran  the  same  pressure  tactics  it  previously  used  against  Nicolás  Maduro’s government in order to secure control over energy resources.  The  statements  were  made  during  a  press  conference,  reported  by  the  EFE  news  agency,  within the framework […]

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