Venezuelan
Venezuelans are the people identified with the country of Venezuela. This connection may be through citizenship, familial ties or culture. For most Venezuelans, many or all of these connections exist and are the source of their Venezuelan citizenship or their bond to Venezuela.
Beyond's analysis on Venezuelan
- — U.S. Energy Secretary signals Venezuela could more than double oil output via new foreign investment deals
- — Trump’s plan to use Venezuelan crude to refill the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve could ease oil market tightness and boost Venezuelan revenue
- — Venezuela's oil export bottleneck forces tankers to wait up to a month despite strong buyer demand
- — Refiners are bypassing traditional oil traders to purchase Venezuelan crude directly, eroding trader revenues
- — Vitol plans to expand its presence in Venezuela as global oil industry activity revives
- — U.S. military kills leader of Venezuela's Tren de Aragua cartel
Recent news mentioning Venezuelan
- — Halliburton signs new MoUs to support Venezuelan oil and gas sector
- — Exxon Could Return to the Venezuelan Field It Was Forced Out of in 2007. Here's What Changed.
- — A seven-year standoff over Venezuelan gold nears its end
- — Exxon Nears Venezuelan Oil Deal, After Trump Says U.S. Secured 65 Billion Barrel Agreement With Country
- — Venezuelans Aren’t Happy With the U.S. Oil Deal
- — Venezuelan opposition leader questions US oil deal with ‘illegitimate regime’
- — Eni Becomes Operator of 35-Billion-Barrel Venezuelan Oil Field
- — $7 Billion for Venezuelan Oil, and Chevron’s CEO Just Told Drivers When Gas Gets Cheaper
- — Agli Usa il petrolio venezuelano per scalzare Pechino e Mosca
- — Gulf Coast Refineries Pour Cold Water on Trump’s 65-Billion-Barrel Venezuelan Victory Lap
- — U.S. Oil Deal Pushes China and Russia Out of Venezuelan Fields
- — Why More Venezuelan Oil Won’t Solve America’s Gasoline Problem