Venezuelan Opposition Leader Accuses Trump's Oil Partner of Corruption as Ties Fray
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María Corina Machado publicly condemned a deal between businessman Alejandro Betancourt and the Trump administration that would give Betancourt control over roughly 20% of Venezuela's oil reserves. The criticism signals potential political fallout for the deal and highlights tensions between the opposition and U.S. policy. The full scope and terms of the deal remain unclear.
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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has publicly distanced herself from the Trump administration, specifically condemning a US-Venezuela oil deal involving Alejandro Betancourt as 'obscene corruption.' This break signals a significant rift in the opposition's alignment with Washington and a potential shift in strategy, with Machado vowing an imminent return to Venezuela to mobilize supporters. The full scope and terms of the deal remain unclear, and Machado's accusations of corruption are unverified.
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