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Venezuela Records Over 1,100 Protests in One Month as Blackouts Worsen Under Delcy Rodríguez
Venezuela recorded more than 1,100 protests in September, driven largely by prolonged electricity outages that disrupted homes, healthcare, businesses and essential services nationwide.
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Venezuela pushes Supreme Court nomination deadline to Nov. 18 — and Rubio is counting down to December
Venezuela extended its Supreme Court nomination deadline to Nov. 18. Rubio expects new justices by mid-December in a broader ...
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Venezuela Ends 19-Year Power Monopoly, With Oil Fields First in Line
Venezuela's National Assembly voted to open its power sector to private investors, with oil producers first in line and the ...
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Venezuela's National Assembly ends 19-year power monopoly, opens grid to private capital
Venezuela's National Assembly has approved opening electricity generation, distribution, and sales to private and foreign ...
Venezuela has opened its electricity sector to private capital, allowing oil companies to build off-grid power plants for ...
ExxonMobil signalled it planned to return to Venezuela after 19 years, months after chief executive Darren Woods said the ...
The legislation, given final approval after committee modifications, updates oversight mechanisms, promotes efficient energy ...
Venezuela's legislature on Tuesday approved a US-backed reform to open the country's faltering electricity sector to private ...
The Venezuelan leadership’s diplomatic activity in New York at the United Nations in September showcased a new foreign policy ...
Venezuela's doctors federation will not join the 16 November health strike, calling it untimely. It will press its own pay ...
"I was openly supporting the deployment and the use of force to capture Maduro and I stand by that," López said in Berlin.
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