Venezuelan acting president Delcy Rodriguez is facing criticism for an oil deal granting the US majority control over the country's crude reserves. Critics argue the agreement compromises sovereignty, while Rodriguez defends it as a path to prosperity and jobs, promising significant profit per barrel. The deal's political implications are complex, potentially influencing election timelines and facing opposition from hardliners and supporters of Chavismo due to its anti-US nationalist roots. AI
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