# Venezuelan Communist Party Rejects US Oil Deal

The Venezuelan Communist Party condemned a new 25-year oil agreement between Caracas and Washington as a theft of national patrimony.

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The Venezuelan Communist Party (PCV) categorically rejected a new oil agreement reached between Caracas and Washington on Tuesday. [^1]

The PCV accused the United States of orienting its policy to guarantee its own energy, economic, and strategic interests through increasing control over Venezuelan resources. [^2]

The PCV criticized the deal for being made 'back to the Venezuelan people, without transparency and outside constitutional controls'. [^3]

The PCV described the agreement as a 'grave delivery of national patrimony' executed by an 'illegitimate and illegal triumvirate' exercising de facto power in Venezuela. [^4]

The agreement announced by the US and Venezuela grants Washington control over more than 20% of Venezuela's crude oil reserves. [^5]

The PCV stated that the agreement, which has a 25-year duration and aims to produce more than 1.5 million barrels daily, is executed by an illegitimate triumvirate exercising de facto power in Venezuela. [^6]

The agreement grants the United States control over more than 20% of Venezuela's crude reserves. [^7]

The PCV stated that the agreement represents a 'wild dispossession' of national wealth executed by an 'illegitimate' triumvirate. [^8]

The PCV argued that the US policy is oriented to guarantee its own energy, economic, and strategic interests through growing control over Venezuelan resources. [^9]

## What this stands on

1. The Venezuelan Communist Party (PCV) categorically rejected a new oil agreement reached between Caracas and Washington on Tuesday. (Clarín, News)
2. The PCV accused the United States of orienting its policy to guarantee its own energy, economic, and strategic interests through increasing control over Venezuelan resources. (Clarín, News)
3. The PCV criticized the deal for being made 'back to the Venezuelan people, without transparency and outside constitutional controls'. (Clarín, News)
4. The PCV described the agreement as a 'grave delivery of national patrimony' executed by an 'illegitimate and illegal triumvirate' exercising de facto power in Venezuela. (Clarín, News)
5. The agreement announced by the US and Venezuela grants Washington control over more than 20% of Venezuela's crude oil reserves. (El Universal, News)
6. The PCV stated that the agreement, which has a 25-year duration and aims to produce more than 1.5 million barrels daily, is executed by an illegitimate triumvirate exercising de facto power in Venezuela. (El Universal, News)
7. The agreement grants the United States control over more than 20% of Venezuela's crude reserves. (EL NACIONAL, News)
8. The PCV stated that the agreement represents a 'wild dispossession' of national wealth executed by an 'illegitimate' triumvirate. (EL NACIONAL, News)
9. The PCV argued that the US policy is oriented to guarantee its own energy, economic, and strategic interests through growing control over Venezuelan resources. (EL NACIONAL, News)

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