Henrique Capriles
venezuelan politician and lawyer
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It’s the same opacity that has characterized the country’s oil revenues so far in 2026,
- opposition figure Henrique Capriles wrote on social mediaForeign Policyforeignpolicy.com/2026/09…
I don't believe this is some kind of viceroyalty, that we're going to become the 51st state. I think that's rhetoric,
- Capriles saidNewsweeknewsweek.com/trump/gambled…
I never imagined it was going to happen the way it happened. And it happened,
- Capriles saidNewsweeknewsweek.com/trump/gambled…
The Rodríguez family are not the heirs of Chávez. The Rodríguez family are closer to Maduro than to Chávez,
- Capriles saidNewsweeknewsweek.com/trump/gambled…
It's true that the United States has economic interests. But I believe there is, or should be, awareness in Washington that democracy is very important in Venezuela, that voting is part of democracy,
- Capriles saidNewsweeknewsweek.com/trump/gambled…
Any process of negotiation or transition in Venezuela, the voice of María Corina has to be present, has to be heard,
- Capriles saidNewsweeknewsweek.com/trump/gambled…
Earlier
Trump’s huge Venezuela deal began with a call and a bet on an oilman
The Washington Postwashingtonpost.com/world/2026…The major agreement President DONALD TRUMP announced a week ago to gain control of oil fields in Venezuela could have implications in Florida well beyond the possibility of lower gas prices
Politicopolitico.com/newsletters/flori…Trump Was Right. Six Months Post-Maduro, Venezuelan Recovery Defies Critics
Newsweeknewsweek.com/trump/was…Venezuelans have been asking that question about US Secretary of State Marco Rubio ever since American troops captured President Nicolás Maduro in January
The Korea Timeskoreatimes.co.kr/opinion/20260…Hugo Chavez Battling for His Life
India Timesindiatimes.com/news/rest…Return of Venezuelan crude could cut US fuel oil imports
Reutersreuters.com/business/energy…Trading houses Trafigura and Vitol began marketing Venezuelan oil this month after an agreement between Caracas and Washington gave the U.S. control over roughly 50 million barrels of crude, with proceeds placed in a U.S.-supervised fund
International Business Timesibtimes.com/indian/refiners…