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U.S. Allows Venezuela to Fund Maduro’s Defense Under New OFAC Licenses

The decision clears a funding hurdle to move the case into a longer pretrial phase.

U.S. Loosens Bank Sanctions to Restore Dollar Access for Venezuela

U.S.-Run Venezuelan Oil Sales Near $2 Billion as Caracas Freezes 19 Contracts

U.S. Expands Venezuela Oil Licenses, Grants Operations to Five Majors Under Strict Guardrails

U.S. Seizes Sixth Venezuela-Linked Tanker in Caribbean Raid