Trump Pick Rubio Could Harden Oil Sanctions on Iran, Venezuela
WASHINGTON/CARACAS (Reuters) - President-elect Donald Trump's pick of U.S. Senator Marco Rubio for secretary of state could signal stricter enforcement of oil sanctions on Iran and Venezuela, but concerns about retaliation by China could temper any efforts, analysts said on Wednesday.
How would Marco Rubio as secretary of state affect Nicolas Maduro's rule in Venezuela?
MIAMI - As Marco Rubio emerges as a likely candidate for secretary of state in a second Trump administration, his hardline stance on Venezuela will likely shape U.S. foreign policy toward the troubled nation. Rubio, the son of Cuban immigrants, would ...
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If Marco Rubio becomes secretary of state, he may brand Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua gang as a “terrorist” group. Here’s why it ...
On the afternoon of November 12th, the coasts of Punta Cardón in the Carirubana municipality of Falcón State, were awash with ...
A fire that followed a pipeline explosion at a natural gas complex in Venezuela and has forced regions of the country to ...
The hard-line Venezuelan leader who once called Donald Trump a "racist cowboy" has congratulated the president-elect on his ...
A pipeline explosion at a natural gas complex operated by Petroleos de Venezuela in the country's Eastern Monagas state has ...
Venezuela's Attorney General Tarek William Saab defended the state's crackdown on opposition supporters after disputed July ...
Daily rationing of more than six hours began to be applied in Margarita island in eastern Venezuela since the night of this ...
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