US controls $12B Venezuelan oil revenue via seized account

A U.S.-controlled bank account has accumulated $12 billion from Venezuelan oil sales, revealing how Washington manages revenue after capturing the country's president. The report details the mechanics of the account, indicating a significant financial lever in U.S.-Venezuela relations. The implications for sanctions policy and regime-change dynamics are uncertain but substantial.

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