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Tuko News on MSNWhat next for Venezuela as Trump goes after oil revenues?President Donald Trump has revoked the licenses that allowed several transnational oil and gas companies to operate in Venezuela despite the country being under US sanctions. The cancellation of the licenses will prevent PDVSA from using oil to pay the foreign energy companies for gas,
TOCORON, Venezuela (AP) — Tocorón once had it all. A nightclub, swimming pools, tigers, a lavish suite and plenty of food. This was not a Las Vegas-style resort, but it felt like it for some of the thousands who until recently lived in luxury in this sprawling prison in northern Venezuela.
About 38% of U.S. imports from Canada fall under the USMCA ‒ a free trade deal Trump signed in 2019 ‒ meaning about 62% of goods from Canada will still be subject to tariffs, the Trump White House said. About 50% of imports from Mexico fall under the agreement, so about half of Mexican imports will be subject to the tariffs.
A D.C. district court judge previously ruled the Trump administration had to stop deporting Venezuelans before they could be heard in court.
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Repsol suffers in the stock market after Trump revokes permits to export crude oil from Venezuela, and the Government says it will stand by its side"It is a moment for more Europe, for a united response," says Minister Elma Saiz. Repsol fell more than 2.6% at the opening of the stock market, around 9:05 a.m., to stand at 12.13 euros per share, after it was revealed this Sunday that the President of the United States,
The deal comes after 250 Venezuelans accused of being gang members were sent to El Salvador by the Trump administration.
The dollar firmed a touch and other currencies held in tight ranges on Wednesday as traders anxiously awaited details of U.S. President Donald Trump's plans for tariffs, which could upend the global trading system and shake financial markets.