Despite U.S. sanctions, Iran and Venezuela strike oil export deal
Despite U.S. sanctions, Iran and Venezuela strike oil export deal Venezuela has agreed to a key contract to swap its heavy oil for Iranian condensate that it can use to improve the quality of its tar-like crude, with the first cargoes due this week, five people close to the deal said. As the South American country seeks to boost its flagging oil exports in the face of U.S. sanctions, according to the sources, the deal between state-run firms Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) and National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) deepens the cooperation between two of Washington’s foes. One of the people said the swap agreement is planned to last for six months in its first phase, but could be extended. The oil ministries of Venezuela and Iran, and state-run PDVSA and NIOC did not reply to requests for comment. The deal could be a breach of U.S. sanctions on both nations,…
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How to Donate to Help on Venezuela’s Humanitarian Crisis
Venezuela Crisis Venezuela Crisis In Venezuela today, no independent government institutions remain to act as a check on executive power. The Venezuelan government—under Maduro and previously under Chávez—has stacked the courts with judges who make no pretense of independence. The government has been repressing dissent through often-violent crackdowns on street protests, jailing opponents, and prosecuting civilians in military courts. It has also stripped power from the opposition-led legislature. Due to severe shortages of medicines, medical supplies, and food, many Venezuelans cannot adequately feed their families or access the most basic healthcare. In response to the human rights and humanitarian crisis, hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans are fleeing the country. Other persistent concerns include poor prison conditions, impunity for human rights violations, and harassment by government officials of human rights defenders and independent media outlets. How can I Help a Venezuelan Family to ease the Humanitarian Crisis? We are a Venezuelan…