US Secures Deal to Control 65 Billion Barrels of Venezuelan Oil, Trump Says

Caracas – Interim President Delcy Rodríguez announced that a newly signed agreement is expected to bolster Venezuela’s ailing economy. Speaking at a press conference, Rodríguez emphasized that the deal will provide critical resources and investment needed to address the country’s chronic shortages, hyperinflation and declining oil production that have plagued the nation for several years.

The announcement comes as the interim administration seeks to navigate international sanctions and revive economic activity through foreign partnerships. Officials indicated that the agreement includes provisions for trade, financing and technical assistance, which they say will help stabilize fiscal balances and restore confidence among domestic and overseas investors. Rodríguez concluded that the deal marks a significant step toward economic recovery and the restoration of basic services for the Venezuelan population.