The government monitors the US's position on eliminating oil and gas agreements with Venezuela. - Caribbean Times

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The government monitors the US's position on eliminating oil and gas agreements with Venezuela. - Caribbean Times

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC -The Trinidad and Tobago government said Thursday it would continue to advocate for what is best for the country and the wider Caribbean Community (CARICOM) after the United States announced a new directive eliminating oil and gas licenses for foreign companies in Venezuela. In a message posted on X, US […]

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