President Donald Trump is taking credit for Venezuela’s mounting financial crisis, attributing the Nicolás Maduro regime’s economic troubles to aggressive U.S. sanctions imposed by his administration.

Chevron Corp. was ordered to return nearly 1 million barrels of Venezuelan oil to Petroleos de Venezuela SA in a blow to the ...

Venezuela's exports of crude oil and fuel fell 11.5% in March month-on-month as Washington's imposition of secondary tariffs ...

U.S. sanctions have only entrenched the Maduro regime and opened up Venezuela to Russian and Chinese penetration.

A vessel chartered by Chevron carrying some 500,000 barrels of Venezuelan oil is about to complete the discharge of the cargo ...

The dynamic pace of early policymaking by the new U.S. administration has continued into the spring of 2025, including in the context of sanctions ...

The latest economic developments were the greatest fears of many Venezuelans ahead of last year’s presidential election. So ...

The U.S. president’s decisions have had an effect on who is buying Venezuelan oil, while any vessel tracker shows that there ...

just like they have regularly blasted sanctions. They have yet to issue instructions to their companies, particularly the so-called “teapot” refiners that operate with Venezuela’s extra-heavy oil ...

The government of President Nicolas Maduro has blasted U.S. sanctions on Venezuela as an "economic war." On its side, PDVSA is reorganizing output and crude upgrading to refine more oil ...

India’s oil imports from Russia increased on a month-on-month basis in March even as the threat of the US imposing sanctions ...