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New Filings Tie $50 Million Venezuela Lobbying Effort to Trump Allies as Rubio Set to Testify

The documents put Ballard Partners under fresh scrutiny, with White House chief of staff Susie Wiles facing a request to testify.

Venezuela Frees 17 From Zona 7 as Amnesty Vote Is Delayed and Families Start Hunger Strike

Venezuela’s Assembly Unanimously Backs Amnesty Bill on First Reading

Venezuela Unveils Sweeping Amnesty and Plans to Close El Helicoide Prison

Venezuela Passes Oil Law Overhaul Opening Fields to Private and Foreign Operators

Venezuela’s Assembly Backs First Reading of Oil-Law Overhaul Opening PDVSA Monopoly

Court-Approved Citgo Deal Puts Petty’s Island on Track for Elliott Control

Cabello Faces New U.S. Charges as Power Broker After Maduro’s Capture

Rodríguez Installs González López to Lead Presidential Guard and DGCIM After U.S. Raid

Trump Touts Tariff-Fueled Investment as Treasury Sanctions Venezuela Oil Firms, Blocks Four Tankers

Maduro Says He Earns ‘Two Petros’ a Month, Claims Wife Manages His Pay

U.S. Seizes Second Tanker Off Venezuela as Coast Guard Boards Panamanian-Flagged ‘Centuries’

House Passes PERMIT Act Targeting State Pipeline Vetoes and Shortening Permit Lawsuits

Venezuela Readies State of Exception as Trump Signals Possible Land Operations

US Designates Cártel de los Soles as Terrorist Group and Offers $25 Million Reward for Maduro

Chevron’s Venezuela Oil License to Expire as U.S. Plans Limited Waiver

Ex-Congressman David Rivera Indicted for Acting as Unregistered Foreign Agent

Venezuela Investigates Opposition Leader Machado for Alleged Treason

Venezuela Detains Former Oil Minister Pedro Tellechea for Alleged U.S. Ties